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Hi Paul,
You will find that SQL is SQL (thank you ANSI) which means that you shouldn't have a big learning curve in getting to the point where you can develop working programs. Once you start getting things to work effectively it is time to start digging in and learn how to make them work efficiently. Learn how to use the tuning aids provided by Oracle.
Regards
Jerry Gitomer
Paul Leunissen wrote in message <37cc4368.0_at_flint.sentex.net>... Hello all
I have been investigating how to go about getting in Oracle - and am finding my self very confused. So far I've read about OCP, ASE, MASE, and the like. My question is this - how would someone with some database experience (Access. P/CIS) go about becoming a proficient Oracle user/developer.
Thanks in advance....
email responses are appreciated.
Paul Received on Wed Sep 01 1999 - 07:57:38 CDT