While I have not taken a lot of courses from Oracle I will say every course
I took was worthwhile. The teacher was excellent, attantive and knew their
material.
Jim
"m. fowler" <mfowler_at_dot.co.pima.az.us> wrote in message
news:e9c5a67.0207310803.dfae410_at_posting.google.com...
> I am finally working my way thru Tom Kyte's first book 'expert
> one-on-one', after reading( I am not ashamed to say, tho I've worked
> as a developer and dba w/Oracle products since the mid-80's, am OCP
> 'certified' and so on ) 'Beginning Oracle Programming'. I think
> 'expert' to be a remarkable book( though not unique - there are a few
> others from individuals with the right stuff ) - partly because it
> shows what one person with the necessary work ethic and other
> desirable qualities can accomplish, all the while making it look easy
> - he also had some formidable help, as noted here:
>
> http://wdvl.internet.com/Authoring/DB/Oracle/OneonOne/interview.html
>
> After seeing what is possible I was led to consider the following
> assertion: The number one reason for the sorry state of Oracle
> understanding is none other than Oracle Education. Aside from the
> usual diatribes that will appear I wonder how others who have thought
> a little about this over the years might respond.
Received on Wed Jul 31 2002 - 21:09:59 CDT
