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Difference between "ORACLE" and "MICROSOFT ACCESS" databases?

Asked by: Beena | Member Since Sep-2005 | Asked on: Sep 19th, 2005

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rz

Answered On : Oct 6th, 2005

Oracle can handle much complicated databases, while Access is just a small database with limited database functionality

  
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gomathi

Answered On : Nov 11th, 2005

oracle provides more security then access

  
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vg

Answered On : Dec 15th, 2005

Qracle is a most closest of being a perfect RDBMS (flollowing more then 11 rules of Dr. EF Codd)

Where as Access is just a database following 7-8 CODES rule of perfect database...

  
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starmile

Answered On : Jan 2nd, 2006

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Ms-Access is file server . An application can run without installing Ms-Access which using MS-access as backend. And Oracle is based on Client/Server appraoch , must be installed to host application

  
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manish kumar dixit

Answered On : Jan 6th, 2006

oracle is a server based databae while the ms acces is only for local datbase we can use oracle as a lacal data base.but normly we have used oracle as server based .

  
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chandu

Answered On : May 4th, 2006

Hi,

Here oracle holds  Terabytes of Data.But MS-Access we can't holds the Terabytes of Data.

Some features in Oracle like platform independent,Index tunning and Tables spaces.

But Ms-Access not platform independent no indexes..etc..

But Oracle pricing more.comparitivly MS-Access.

  
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Shoby

Answered On : May 9th, 2006

Oracle is ORDBMS (Object Oriented Relational DataBase) while Access is RDBMS(Relational DataBase) only.

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mragu1986

Answered On : Mar 16th, 2009

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Oracle is more secure than MS Access.
Oracle stores unlimited data while MS
Access is not.
Sequence creation is not possible in MS Access.
Oracle is scalable but not
MS Access.

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