Re: New to oracle

For Developer information you want to check the tools board, that is, comp.databases.oracle.tools and also check any post by Thomas Kyte and/or Jonathan Lewis as both have good web sites for DBA's.

You may also want to check www.oracle.com/support and www.orapub.com which has a lot of white papers and articles available for downloading.

In article <8an8rk$p3$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>, Atta ur-Rehman <atta707_at_my-deja.com> wrote:
> hi asif,
>
> i'm not sure where do you need to go for developer/200, but for Oracle
> Server you're already on a *good* forum. there are couple other forums
> on deja for oracle. i think .misc and .oracle, so check these out too.
> the oracle technical network site technet.oracle.com has lotta useful
> stuff in there. you may have to sign up as a memeber to use resources
> there. the documentation that comes with every oracle install is one
> hell of a source of information. perhaps too detailed at times for
> newbies but if you get used to it you could have most of your
 questions
> anwered from there.
>
> good luck with your oracle voayge!
>
> regards,
>
> :) ATTA
>
> In article <38CF1A76.8D144E51_at_yahoo.com>,
> genius_minded_at_yahoo.com wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm new to oracle 8 and developer/2000 v2. I want to learn more on
> > oracle and developer. Could anyone give me websites address or
 newsgroup
> > where I find source code, examples and help regarding oracle and
> > developer.
> >
> > Asif.
> >
> >
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