Re: Chubb Institute for Training

Daniel Morgan <damorgan_at_x.washington.edu> wrote in message news:<1068147059.40262_at_yasure>...
> For PL/SQL I would recommend any book with Tom Kyte as an author though
> I'd be careful if
> just starting out not to get "Expert one-on-one Oracle" at first because
> it really expects a senior
> understanding of many things to be truly useful.
>
> I'd also try to find a book I think may be out of print titled "Oracle 8
> How To" by Waite Group Press."
>

I have to point out, since the OP is unlikely to have been following this group previously, that some book publishers go out of business, so if there is a particularly good book, you should jump on it while you can. Kyte's book was from Wrox press, and is now from Apress. But you never know with technical publishing.

I think Daniel might be overstating the "senior understanding" case here. While there are some deep waters, I think parts aren't any more difficult than the Concepts manual, and more instructive.

Everything in the world is on Amazon.

jg

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