Re: Need Oracle Training Recommendations
From: MorneauMJ <MorneauMJ_at_SCS_at_.usafa.af.mil>
Date: 3 Mar 1994 22:52:42 GMT
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Date: 3 Mar 1994 22:52:42 GMT
Message-ID: <2l5pnq$j5b_at_usafa2.usafa.af.mil>
In article <2l32nj$6l9_at_lastactionhero.rs.itd.umich.edu>, Laureen Davis <laureen_at_ciesin.org> says:
>
>Several people at my organization would like to get some training in how
>to use Oracle. Can anyone suggest a source of training? I am looking
>at a number of options, including: either an instructor who can teach
>a course on-site, OR videos or books, that would be helpful to
>someone getting started with Oracle (esp. basic query operations,
>limited analysis and creation of databases).
>Thanks!
>
>Laureen L. Davis
>User Services and Training
>CIESIN
Suggest you look into instruction from the
MIACO Corporation (Main Office) The Cascades 6300 S. Syracuse Way Suite 415 Englewood, CO 80111 (303)741-0381 They also have offices/training centers in Atlanta/Chicago/Dallas/Madison/ New York/Orlando/Piscataway,NJ/San Fransisco and Washington D.C. I am a DBA at the Air Force Academy. We have used Miaco for all of our follow-on training after initial classes at ORACLE and have found them to be preferable and much cheaper. Their analysts have all had hands on experience in some job in the field. They hire people with experience not just with training. They will tell you things about Oracle that Oracle will not tell you. They have teams of analysts whose sole job is to break Oracle or whatever software they are testing to find out what makes the software tick. Miaco also covers UNIX, DB_at_, Sybase, C, Case, Client/Server... I highly recommend them. Feel free to call me at (719) 472-3220 0800-1700 M-F. Good Luck Mike MorneauReceived on Thu Mar 03 1994 - 23:52:42 CET