Re: Thoughts on the "Oracle Professional" magazine?

I won a few copies at a Dan Hotka seminar a few years back, it was ok but when I looked into a subscription, I found it prohibitively expensive. I believe it was several hundred $$!!

 I quick look at their site and I didn't see the prices (surprise). The content was akin to NYOUG quarterly - free with membership, publication Post the subscription price if you find it.

On the other hand they claim to offer "highly technical information to "high end" dba's -- so...

4 day oracle university training 3K
1 day Tom Kyte seminar $250
oracle -l
priceless!

you decide

Bob

Stephens, Chris wrote:

> I had a subscription the magazine at my previous job. There were a
> few throw away issues but it is definitely worth the price if you
> aren't paying for it! :)
>
> ...otherwise it is a close call. at least for me.
>
> chris
>
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> [mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] *On Behalf Of *Charles Schultz
> *Sent:* Wednesday, November 08, 2006 10:44 AM
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> *Subject:* Thoughts on the "Oracle Professional" magazine?
>
> Just wondering if it was all hype, or are their folks out there who
> enjoy and/or value this publication? I have not yet looked at it.
>
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