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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> RE: RTFM questions (formally RE: PL/SQL)
Naveen,
I don't think anyone here has said it was beneath their dignity to answer. And the occasional question posted without having first tried to find it in the manuals here is usually answered, and no one is abused.
This is a particular case -- where the poster was bombarding the list with questions that could have easily been answered by a few moments of reading the manuals.
While we are here to learn and help, we also have jobs of our own. It's not our job to do someone else's for them.
Rachel
--- Naveen Nahata <naveen_nahata_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> JoJo, i'm also not a HiFi DBA like those few, and my purpose of being
> in the list is to gain more knowledge.
> What i feel is that nobody has the right to be arrogant, just bcoz
> the question is below their dignity to answer.
> It wastes their time but if they only want complex questions they
> shud form their own mailing lists.
>
> having said that, what i feel is that you shud do a bit of RTFM
> rather than getting a cooked answer becuase that helps in ur
> development too. who knows trying to find an answer to one query u
> may hit upon new things in the manuals.
>
> RTFM does not always waste time
>
> regards, naveen
>
>
>
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