Re: Oracle &/or SQL Reference Books Recommended?
Date: 1995/11/28
Message-ID: <DIrFqn.Ctw_at_bcstec.ca.boeing.com>#1/1
O'Reilly and Associates have a couple of books that are worth your consideration. Database tuning is covered in "ORACLE Performance Tuning" by Peter Corrigan and Mark Gurry, ISBN 1-56592-048-1. Another is "ORACLE PL/SQL Programming" by Steve Feuerstein, ISBN 1-56592-142-9.
I have just started the PL/SQL book. From what I have read so far and scanning the other sections it appears to be a well written and useful book. If anyone is interested I could post a review when I finish the book.
In article <48tfh0$hhv_at_earth.alpha.net>,
Milwaukee Tool <metco_at_earth.execpc.com> wrote:
>Dear Reader,
>
>if you have a favorite reference book dealing with any of the following
>subjects, would you mind enlightening the other readers out there, myself
>included?
>
>Subjects I'm looking for a book on:
>Oracle's v7.* SQL reference;
>Oracle's v7.* DBA reference;
>Oracle's PL/SQL;
>Oracle's sql plus;
>
>I just bought a VAR's product which came bundled with Oracle Run-Time
>V7.0.16.4, and of course the VAR didn't and won't ship Oracle manuals.
>Hence the need for decent documentation.
>
>For anyone else in this situation:
>intrepid Readers have already tipped
>me off to the value of _Oracle: Backup & Recovery Handbook_, by
>Rama Velpuri on Oracle Press, ISBN 0-07-882106-1.
>
>aTdHvAaNnKcSe,
>
>Jon Detert metco_at_execpc.com 414.783.8527
>
-- Bob Lorbeski Boeing Commercial Airplane Group lorbeski_at_bcstec.ca.boeing.com 206-865-4488 PO Box 24346 MS 7J-80Received on Tue Nov 28 1995 - 00:00:00 CET