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I am Oracle guy with no experience in SQL Server and have been hired to make ERDs/DDLs for a job in SQL Server. I’ve finished the ERD and have presented DDL statements, but am now additionally being requested to do application logic as well. I enjoy doing application logic in PL/SQL and figure it won’t be so hard for me to translate the logic into TSQL procs without much studying. Is this an accurate belief?
I know absolutely no TSQL.
TSQL is not difficult to learn. You should be up to speed in a day if you are serious about it. Just learn the basics and then the differences. Pick up some tutorials on the internet and do some practices.
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