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Post 22363 by Kelam_Magnus on Saturday 1st of June 2002 12:48:51 PM
06-01-2002
I live in Dallas. The major Junior College here offers Oracle courses.
You might look in your town. Houston, I am guessing at the local state college or Junior college.
Those very expensive courses are usually only a week or so. And your retention from them is usually not great. I would take a course a local college. Also, you can buy versions of Oracle that run on NT or Windows, or Unix even.
Load them and get a few good books on oracle. here is a very good site for getting oracle books. It is very reputable site. I have used it for several years.
http://www.computerbooksdirect.com/l...equestid=25253
Also, there is www.bookpool.com. AND http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=HOME
You can even go to www.Oracle.com to get books and some downloads as well.
You might look in your town. Houston, I am guessing at the local state college or Junior college.
Those very expensive courses are usually only a week or so. And your retention from them is usually not great. I would take a course a local college. Also, you can buy versions of Oracle that run on NT or Windows, or Unix even.
Load them and get a few good books on oracle. here is a very good site for getting oracle books. It is very reputable site. I have used it for several years.
http://www.computerbooksdirect.com/l...equestid=25253
Also, there is www.bookpool.com. AND http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=HOME
You can even go to www.Oracle.com to get books and some downloads as well.
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