Re: BOOK
Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2003 10:27:12 +1100
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[Quoted] I"m not sure I'd recommend anything by Looney et al. Sorry... Loney.
If he gets paid per inaccuracy, he's a rich man by now.
Indeed, anything published by Oracle Press is deeply suspect. It's what happens when you take an Oracle 7 text and do incremental upgrades to enable [Quoted] one to parade it as the latest, greatest, 9i book.
Bloody awful, and if I were in to book burning, they would be the first on the pile.
Fortunately, I am more tolerant, so the garbos's have a good time of it round these parts.
Regards
HJR
"Paul Brewer" <paul_at_paul.brewers.org.uk> wrote in message
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> What would be a good book on PL/SQL or SQL *Plus.
> I'm just a beginner with no SQL experience at all.
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> I'd suggest starting with Oracle (version) - The Complete Reference, by
> Loney et al. It's a good grounding, IMHO.
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> Regards,
> Paul
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