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Old 12-13-12, 22:11
sudhirc212 sudhirc212 is offline
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Any small DB or SW to try SQL Statements
Hi,

We require any small DB or tool where we can run some basic SQL statements with Joins.
It's required for training purpose. Entire Oracle DB installation seems huge for that.
Any suggestions what should I install.

Thanks..
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Old 12-13-12, 23:00
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MS Access can process SQL
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Old 12-14-12, 01:51
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A Java based SQL Client running an embedded HSQLDB would be very small.
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Old 12-27-12, 13:44
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oracle is free for non production environments.
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