Re: Good training programs

Steve Smith wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a good Oracle training program. Do you all have any
> opinions on the Oracle-provided training versus something like Learning
> Tree? The Oracle classes seem to fill up much more quickly. Is this
> because they are better or because they're the first thing Fortune 500
> companies look for?
>
> I have intermediate-level experience with relational databases using 4th
> Dimension & Paradox. I am looking to get a hard & fast introduction to
> Oracle with the possibility of attending future classes for performance
> tuning and other vagaries. The possibility of additional classes makes the
> Learning Tree option a little more easy to accept. (They offer discount
> for a number of classes of a year's worth of time.)
>
> Thanks for your help.
> --stvsmth
>
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> Stephen Smith Phone: (703) 478-9881
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Try giving Warren Capps a call at Illuminations (http://www.illumine.com). Warren does customized Oraclr training and works out of Northern Virginia (Arlington).

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(202) 234-8557 Received on Sat Sep 21 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST