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Whats the thermterm in Oracle, when I'm speaking about SCHEMAS on SQL Server

Here, Wewe have our applications developed both for oracle and SQL Server.

Devs are trying to fix their own way to be organized, using VW on views, PR on procedures and etc.

they told me that they're going to use something like DBO.REPORT_XXX to name tables, and I said "why don't you guys use Schemas"?

but, can I achieve something like sql server schemas on oracle?

I'm new with oracle and everything is different ( likelike schema on oracle is the name of the database, that's a user  )...

Whats the therm in Oracle, when I'm speaking about SCHEMAS on SQL Server

Here, We have our applications developed both for oracle and SQL Server.

Devs are trying to fix their own way to be organized, using VW on views, PR on procedures and etc.

they told me that they're going to use something like DBO.REPORT_XXX to name tables, and I said "why don't you guys use Schemas"?

but, can I achieve something like sql server schemas on oracle?

I'm new with oracle and everything is different ( like schema on oracle is the name of the database, that's a user  )...

Whats the term in Oracle, when I'm speaking about SCHEMAS on SQL Server

Here, we have our applications developed both for oracle and SQL Server.

Devs are trying to fix their own way to be organized, using VW on views, PR on procedures and etc.

they told me that they're going to use something like DBO.REPORT_XXX to name tables, and I said "why don't you guys use Schemas"?

but, can I achieve something like sql server schemas on oracle?

I'm new with oracle and everything is different (like schema on oracle is the name of the database, that's a user)...

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Whats the therm in Oracle, when I'm speaking about SCHEMAS on SQL Server

Here, We have our applications developed both for oracle and SQL Server.

Devs are trying to fix their own way to be organized, using VW on views, PR on procedures and etc.

they told me that they're going to use something like DBO.REPORT_XXX to name tables, and I said "why don't you guys use Schemas"?

but, can I achieve something like sql server schemas on oracle?

I'm new with oracle and everything is different ( like schema on oracle is the name of the database, that's a user )...