What is the difference between iCloud and Just Cloud?

When I tried to learn more info about iCloud this other page took over from "Just Cloud".
Does anyone know the pros and cons of both of these storage clouds.
Can Windows xp Home be used with iCloud or only Just Cloud?
I am confused...
Thanks for any help.

iCloud is an Apple service. Any other reference just refers generally to using network based servers to store your data.

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I mean what the? I got I cloud for just a little bit of backup in online does match back up all your music?

Think of iCloud like an email and syncing service for your devices. It will allow you to keep your contacts, calendars, email and other items in sync across devices. It also provides cloud backups for iOS devices.
iTunes Match gives you access to your entire iTunes library from almost anywhere on all your devices by mirroring the iTunes library in the cloud. The service scans the iTunes library and either "matches" tracks to those available on the iTunes Store or "uploads" those that do not match. It is not a backup service.
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I had purchased for me seperate storage space where by i could download music/pictures to my cyper drive and my Ipad would pick it up. Is this Icloud or Live Drive?

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i am facing a problem in my system.It is quite urgent, can you explain me "What is the difference between TO_CHAR and TO_DATE()?".
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I want to know "What is the difference between TO_CHAR and TO_DATE()?".

try to use following select
with t as
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                '03', '3',
                '04', '4',
                '05', '5',
                '06', '6',
                '07', '7',
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good luck
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Hi,
The big difference when designing for OLAP versus OLTP is rooted in the basics of how the tables are going to be used. I'll discuss OLTP versus OLAP in context to the design of dimensional data warehouses. However, keep in mind there are more architectural components that make up a mature, best practices data warehouse than just the dimensional data warehouse.
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I did little research, but please correct me ifI'm
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