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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: advice needed
If it's a book you are after then the official (i.e. Oracle published)
Concepts Manual is a good start. There are 3rd party offerings but I
haven't seen any which give a good a general intro.
Another approach would be to get a copy of the software and install it
on your PC, then play.
Finally consider a training course. Loads of them around, but IMO
very difficult to be sure that all delegates are at the same starting
point as you, and the instructer may be good or bad.
Eugene (Oracle Certified dba looking for a job with VMS or NT).
> Hello all,
> I am quite new to the world of Oracle, I was wondering if someone could
> lead me to the best way/place/reference to start to get to know Oracle.
> I am quite familiar with Access97 and most microsoft office programs.
>
> thanks a lot
> Sirous
Received on Sun Jan 03 1999 - 07:29:20 CST
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