RE: Oracle Performance Tuning 101 Book now Available!

this is not spam. Michael is signed up to their email listserv and passed on the information to us, as a member of this list.

how does that become defined as spam?

and oh by the way, Precise has NO connection to Oracle Press or any of their books

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