Andreas Mosmann wrote:
> DA Morgan schrieb am 05.10.2005 in <1128516399.859392_at_yasure>:
>
>> What I look for is schema objects straight out of SCOTT, HR, OE, SH, or
>> other standard teaching schemas. A table named emp and another named
>> dept is a 99.9% give-away.
>
> But, in my opinion these schemas/objects are well known and therefore
> some problems are easier to be explained and understood if handled on
> that level.
> I can not tell about other situations but I never was taught using
> oracle but more common scenarios, unless I visited a basic course for
> oracle. So I can not really imagine what students/pupils are applied
> these special oracle-objects.
> So IMHO every question is worth to get answered unless it is a
> imposition. And the last case is a bit specific to the reader. So I
> prefer not to answer than to tell that the question is foolish.
>
> Andreas
> ps: sorry for my English, I hope it is understandable anyway
Most teaching is done with standard schemas: Either supplied by Oracle
as part of their curricula or the installed demos such as SCOTT. Very
few of us have the luxury of trying to duplicate the richness of SH
for example.
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Daniel A. Morgan
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Received on Wed Oct 05 2005 - 10:22:12 CDT
