Read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/502801/using-local-sql-database
The change from one to another SQL was one line of code. Who told you you could only use or learn one SQL?
Usually I find the role of DB Admins has diminished over time. It was a big deal over a decade ago. Now, not so much.
Hi,
I'm looking for some advice, currently employed as a SQL Analyst looking to move in to BI and gain MCSE status over the next couple of years but I have been offered a very exciting Junior BI role for a large insurance company that offers a 6 month fast track program and the opportunity to work with large amounts of data that I don't do at the moment. However all the work I have done has been T-SQL and I would like to continue with Microsoft, people say that SQL is interchangeable and if I took this role I would like to continue with my Microsoft Certs and look at a Microsoft BI role in the future. I just wanted to ask for any advice or experience on the reality on moving from one RDBMS to another and if people have done that, how did they get on or do people feel they have missed on a position because they are more towards the other.
Any help will be appreciated.

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