Re: Tired to find any documentation on Oracle7

Several web sites exist outside of Oracle which have documentation 'publicly' available fro Oracle products. There are probably more.

http://marshal.uwyo.edu/Oracle/DOC/server/doc/Gserver.htm
http://wpi.wpi.edu/server/doc/Gserver.htm
http://trainingdb.fnal.gov/ora/products.htm

"Luis Moreno Campos" <moreno_at_esoterica.pt> wrote:

>For my personal experience, any documentation you want, Oracle can provide
>it for you on most of its CDs, in a PDF (Acrobat) format. The shit is that
>you spend tons of toner/paper printing those out.
>After reading most of Oracle Corporation available documentation, I can
>assure you will still need a good book.
>I have an official Oracle course on paper, and still I bust my ass out
>reading tons of precious information, on others books.
 

>To sum it up: Oracle docs are only theory, but when the going gets rough you
>will search desesperatly for books, because they mix theory and praxis.
 

>niko_at_netspace.com.mx wrote in message <6d9n4k$v1k$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>>Hello,
>>I was looking at www.oracle.com and searching there for any documentation
>>about the server, about the binaries, but i cant find any usefull thing.
>>Informix has about 70Megs of docs, where www.oracle.com has such stuff? Or
 it
>>is not for free?
>>Can somebody help?
>>Thank you
>>
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