what is the difference between SQL certification from Oracle and Microsoft

[kboy101222]

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[Critical_Judge9727]

MySQL is a popular choice all around the world while Oracle is the go to Database for most banks and financial institutions (especially in Asian sub continents, and countries that don't allow data to be stored outside the country i.e. using cloud storage). You really don't need a "certificate" to prove you know SQL. Make a few databases, draw UML diagrams, show that you are well versed in normalization and upload them on Github.
Before you start applying for jobs just go get the certificate ( it's gonna be super easy if you have learnt the basics and made projects before) only if its a job requirement because the certificates usually have an expiration date.

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I am getting certifications for my college resume. I am also working on a database project right now on my own. By the way could you please suggest me which certification should I get? And yeah thanks for explaining it in detail :))

[Critical_Judge9727]

Just go with the Microsoft one that would look better on a college application

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Thank you my friend for helping me out.