From: "Ram Mareddy" Subject: Re: Which Oracle Books to Buy? - Oracle on NT. Date: 1996/11/11 Message-ID: <01bbd003$a0157260$1639e028@cti-i71-rm01>#1/1 references: <01bbcf88$842771a0$070a010a@ataunt> organization: Caliber Technology, Inc. newsgroups: comp.databases.oracle,comp.databases.oracle.misc,comp.databases.oracle.server,comp.databases.oracle.tools Hi Allan: We have just about the same setup as you do(Oracle-NT-Developer/2000-New to Oracle). I didn't find any books dealing with Oracle under NT at the local bookstore. I bought the following books: 1. Oracle PL/SQL by Steven Feuestein (From O'Reilly & Associates) This covers PL/SQL language very well - my favorite book. 2. Developing Oracle Forms Applications by Albert Lulushi (From Prentice Hall) Pretty good book on Forms. I also bought a couple of books from Oracle Press (Developer's Guide and Developer/2000 handbook). I frequently refer to my class notes from Oracle classes. (I am a developer, so, above suggestions from a development perspective.) Good Luck, Ram Mareddy E-Mail: rmareddy@calibersys.com Allan Taunt wrote in article <01bbcf88$842771a0$070a010a@ataunt>... > Hi there All, > > Could someone please recommend the books they believe are indispensable > when implementing and maintaining Oracle 7.3. We at Swichtec are planning > to Implement Oracle Applications on Windows NT. Most of the Oracle > products are new to us, however most of the IS team have experience in > database application development. > > Are there any books dedicated to Oracle 7.3 on Windows NT? > > I'm considering the "Oracle 7.3 Server Library Set" and perhaps the > "Developer/2000" document sets. I understand all this documentation is on > the CDROMs - is that correct? Do you believe it worthwhile having a paper > copy? > > I looked at the booklist from Cbooks http://www.cbooks.com - which are the > best 3rd part books to buy? - or should we stick to Oracle Press books? > > Allan. > __ > Swichtec Power Systems > Christchurch, > New Zealand. > email: ataunt@swichtec.co.nz > >