Re: In-house training

You have a couple of options.

• Contact companies that offer Oracle training to see if they also sell copies of their materials for this use. They may or may not supply slides.
• Use books or Oracle documentation to create a class and teach it academic style. You will have to come up with lessons, exercises, etc. The main advantage with this approach is you can customize the content and exercises to your specific needs/databases. o Intro SQL - "Mastering SQL & SQL*Plus" by Lex deHaan o Intro PL/SQL - Look at books by Steven Feuerstein o Intro DDL - "Oracle Design" by Dave Ensor (an older book so it may be difficult to locate)

Regards,
Daniel Fink

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Brady, Mark wrote:


> All,

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> In this age of budget cuts one of the first casualties is training. So in order to avoid re-writing coding horrors and re-engineering database disasters, I'm going to be pro-active and provide some training to lessen the severity of these issues. 

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> I want to do a few hours in:

> Some introductory SQL

> Some introductory PL/SQL

> Some introductory DDL(Design)

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> If you have slides you've developed for your own use and are willing to share or know of a site that has something that will reduce the tedium of creating elementary slides, please share!

>

> TIA,

> Mark

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