I’ve
never taken a class from either, so, hopefully I’m
not too biased….
I
don’t think you can go wrong here. I think both
are very good. Really, I’d just go with whichever one has the
syllabus that interests you more.
-Mark
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Mark J. Bobak
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All:
I am thinking of enrolling in an Oracle tuning class and I have
narrowed down
to the two options below. I took one Oracle DBA class from Oracle and I
was
pretty disappointed since the instructor was pretty bad and it was very
clear
that whatever real world Oracle DBA experience he had, was quite dated.
But the
class served it purpose though, since Oracle requires(devious in my
mind) one
instructor-led class before you can get certified in 10g. I realize it
is hit
and miss if you take a class from Oracle, so I am not considering their
courses.
First Option:
Advanced
Reactive Performance Management for Oracle taught by Craig Shallahamer.
http://resources.orapub.com/product_p/rpm.htm
Second Option:
Hotsos's Optimizing Oracle SQL, Intensive
http://hotsos.com/educ_op.html
Both classes deal with Oracle tuning and I realize that the curriculum
is not
exactly the same, but I was wondering if any of you that took these
classes
have any feedback on how good or bad they were. Any other
instructor-led
classes that you can recommend for performance tuning?.
Thanks,
Sunil.
