Case-(in)sensitive, collation and quote in different DBMSs.
In Oracle Database, you can use double quotes (") to quote SQL identifiers such as table names, column names, and aliases. By enclosing an identifier in double quotes, you can use mixed case, special characters, or reserved words as identifiers.
Unlike other databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc., Oracle database have some dialect and different concepts, for example, create database command won’t work in Oracle, instead, it uses user as the isolate mechanisim instead of database.
Here Oracle Database basic usages FAQs record:
How to Connect Clickhouse to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQL-Server, MongoDB.
This post shows a step-by-step tutorial for connecting ClickHouse to PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB via the ClickHouse storage engine and connecting Oracle and SQL-Server via the JDBC-bridge(the official JDBC-bridge has some limitations, check this fork as a workaround)
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