Does ORACLE have any construct like Sql Server's schema? -



Does ORACLE have any construct like Sql Server's schema? -

i sql server coder, have client wants move scheme sql oracle due new licensing model of sql server.

i know historically, oracle has no logical grouping of objects within db/schema, along lines of sql server schema. it's been while since i've done real oracle work though, i'm wondering if somewhere along line, may have added such construct?

the version of oracle porting sql server database oracle 11g (11.2).

traditionally, i've seen oracle developers using prefix on table/view/object names. illustration sql server object users.options might become usr_options in oracle. works sure, feels kludgey me, it's not much actual hierarchy, sort of "forcing" 1 in using contorted names.

oracle has schema back upwards in oracle 11gr2. oracle schemas tied user. you'll have (somewhat confusingly) create user each schema you're creating. isn't big deal, people find distasteful.

oracle 12c enterprise edition has feature called multitenant allows multiple databases on same oracle server in much same way sql server allows out of box.

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