On May 23, 8:14 am, hpuxrac <johnbhur..._at_sbcglobal.net> wrote:
...
> There's no shortage of GOM replies in this thread apparently ( Grumpy
> Old Men )
>
> Doug you for one have been honest in this thread. Some of the people
> responding here claim vast knowledge and experience in oracle and
> plsql. From my point of view, people that are highly skilled don't
> need to advertise it.
>
> Instead of the posturing perhaps more relevant and effective advice is
> to give you a couple of references.
>
> As far as PLSQL goes and it's place in oracle processing I recommend
> Tom Kyte's book Effective Oracle by Design. It is slightly dated but
> still very good. Particularly relevant to what you may want to
> concentrate on is Chapter 8 and Chapter 9 but the whole book is very
> good.
>
> Tom's new book "Expert Oracle Database Architecture" is also highly
> recommended as well as the Oracle concepts manual ( available free
> fromhttp://tahiti.oracle.com).
thanks, going to the bookstore today.
Received on Wed May 23 2007 - 07:19:50 CDT
