> Why not take a class, at your company's expense ?
> Quality Hands-on Oracle training is *expensive*.
> But your network infrastructure role is a big one, your company
> should be (willing to) pay for your training. Few people other than
> admin have/had this "luxury".
> This way you can ask all the questions
> you have real time. And you ARE going to have questions,
> esp if you're of the inquisitive nature.
Thanks for this. Unfortunately, like a lot of large companies, mine is also
implementing spending restrictions at the moment and as we do have a DBA
team, there is no chance of getting this signed off. I managed to get away
with both Microsoft & Cisco training in the last financial year but this
year is a different story. I am even having to travel economy class on
flights up to 9 hours now.
Received on Thu Nov 08 2001 - 02:10:01 CST
