The ORACLE-L Mailing List
Introduction:
ORACLE-L is the official mailing list for the Oracle FAQ. It provides simple and effective means for Oracle users to communicate with each other using standard e-mail. When you need to know something, you can ask your fellow subscribers. You may also answer other subscriber's questions by responding to their messages. The list processor takes care of distributing messages to the all subscribers of the list.
History:
Jared Still is the hero of the Oracle-l community. In 1998 Jared, and many other current subscribers of Oracle-l were on a list called oracle-l@suny.edu, but it went down for days at a time. The owner of the list did not respond to inquiries regarding the list, which was rather frustrating. So, oracle-l@teleport.com was born. The rest is history:
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Is there an archive of old Oracle-L messages?
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