Re: 9i New Features E-book

> I shall even be visiting Roanoke and Kitty Hawk in North Carolina, which is > not a million miles from Uncle Don.

> Perilously close, in fact. Dare I drop in and say 'Do you know how indexes
> work yet?'?!

Oh be still my heart! Howard, please do!

I'm planning to visit with you in Oz later this year, but I want it to be a suprise. :)

Here is my home address and phone number:

Don Burleson
2729 Rocky Ford Rd
Kittrell, NC, 27544
(252) 431-0049

To give you no excuse for missing me, here are complete driving directions, right to my doorstep:

http://www.mapquest.com/directions/main.adp?go=1&do=nw&un=m&2tabval=address&cl=EN&ct=NA&1tabval=address&1y=US&1a=&1c=kitty+hawk&1s=nc&1z=&1ah=&2y=US&2a=2729+Rocky+Ford+Rd&2c=Kittrell&2s=nc&2z=27544&2ah=&idx=0&id=40c32cb5-00337-0019d-cdbcf365&aid=40c32cb5-00338-0019d-cdbcf365

My friend have heard LOTS about you and we are REALLY looking forward to having a chat:

http://www.dba-oracle.com/images/redneck_mentor.jpg

If you cannot make it, don't worry. I'm related to half the folks in Nags Head, and they will be able to find you. I'll stop by if necessary, guaranteed.

Looking forward to meeting you, in person. . . .

As for your PDF, it's quite good. Someday you should publish and give other people a change to critique your work. . .

DB

"Howard J. Rogers" <hjr_at_dizwell.com> wrote in message news:<40c17675$0$3035$afc38c87_at_news.optusnet.com.au>...
> I realise that nothing is very new in 9i anymore, what with 10g having been
> released. But I've had a lot of email saying 'where is your 9i new features
> document?'. Besides which, 10g still uses a lot of the features that *were*
> new in 9i... so you might as well read about them somewhere!
>
> So whilst it's not *that* new features document, for various reasons to do
> with steely-eyed lawyers with too many dollars to burn, it's nevertheless a
> completely new new features document. It's based on Release 2 instead of
> Release 1, and it's now available under the E-books link from
> www.dizwell.com.
>
> And a 10g equivalent is in production, and would be ready about mid-July,
> probably. Except that I'm taking all of July out to "do" the US. Most of it,
> in fact. Although not the top bit in the middle, which I'm told is boring,
> though personally I never saw anything wrong with Mt. Rushmore since my
> first viewing of 'North by North West'. I shall even be visiting Roanoke and
> Kitty Hawk in North Carolina, which is not a million miles from Uncle Don.
> Perilously close, in fact. Dare I drop in and say 'Do you know how indexes
> work yet?'?!
>
> Anyway: as a result of my Stateside peregrinations, the 10g book will not be
> ready, probably until at least September, once I get back.
>
> Apologies if this counts as spam: I didn't think it would.
>
> Regards
> HJR
Received on Sun Jun 06 2004 - 09:55:08 CDT