Re: Oracle beginner

vcinquini_at_ig.com.br (valmir cinquini) wrote:

>Hi everybody
>
>Could someone points me to some sites where I can get guides to build
>oracle stored procedures? I'm very confortable using MS-SQL Server,
>but I've never worked with Oracle before.
>
>I just need to know how the sintax the Oracle SQL language and the
>structure of a stored procedure are.
>
>I don't have problems reading English, but I'm here because I didn't
>find similar guides in Portuguese, my mother language.
>
>I'll appreciate any help
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Valmir

Sadly, most of what you learned from SqlServer will be of no use in Oracle and may even hinder your development of good Oracle skills ( they are really 2 very different architectures and have very different ways of doing things) That said, a good starting place is

http://otn.oracle.com

Register ( it is free) and read, read, read..There are full docs and many white papers and technical briefs..

Look into formal Oracle training in your area of the universe - learning Oracle on your own can be done, but an at least an Introductory class will greatly speed the learning curve..

Welcome to the Oracle world, hope you can enjoy it....

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