Re: Books on ORACLE

From: Kevin Walker <walker_at_gcr.com>
Date: 20 Jan 1995 10:07:59 -0500
Message-ID: <3fojkf$5eo_at_lute.gcr.com>

kalyanas_at_stimpy.eecis.udel.edu (Pramod Kalyanasundaram) writes:

>Hi!


>	Could someone recommend books on ORACLE 7.x? The kind of books

>	that I am looking for are introductory to intermediate levels.

>	Thanks in advance,


>	Pramod.



I have just finished reading "Mastering Oracle7 & Client/Server 
Computing" by Steven M. Bobrowski (a SYBEX book).  I found this book to 
be an exceptionally informative source of information on both Oracle 7 

products and their use in a client-server architecture. It is loaded with excellant tips on setting up and tuning Oracle databases, and even describes how a variety of non-Oracle products, e.g., "Powerbuilder" and "ADW tools" can be used on the client side to supplement or replace Oracle products. I give this book great marks for its readability and information content. Received on Fri Jan 20 1995 - 16:07:59 CET