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| Re: Pls mention some GOOD Books ON SQL, PL/SQL, D2K [message #281571 is a reply to message #281553] |
Sun, 18 November 2007 07:32   |
sureshkay
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Registered: June 2007
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Hey Senior Member,
If u Cannot Help, Then mind ur Bussiness,
No need to tell who is qualified to learn and what to learn,
It seems u were Born with Oracle in One Hand and OCP Certification in other Hand.
If I have some Problems with Oracle 9i then I will not search books for Oracle 10 or 11.
By the way I got the doc,
Thanx
SKay
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| Re: Pls mention some GOOD Books ON SQL, PL/SQL, D2K [message #281574 is a reply to message #281571] |
Sun, 18 November 2007 07:58 |
Mohammad Taj
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Registered: September 2006
Location: Dubai, UAE
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Mr. Kumar,
If u Cannot Help, Then mind ur Bussiness,
Mind your language. Micheal is senior member in this forms.
No need to tell who is qualified to learn and what to learn,
He is not telling about your qualification for oracle. he is just trying to give you right direction to findout your answer.
It seems u were Born with Oracle in One Hand and OCP Certification in other Hand.
That is why he is able to give you right and correct answer in his first post in this thread, but i think you are not trying to understand.
If I have some Problems with Oracle 9i then I will not search books for Oracle 10 or 11.
???
By the way I got the doc,
I don't know where you got the doc.
but as per indian market or Good books which you want ...you will get only and only oracle official documentation.
and that is "http://tahiti.oracle.com"
NOTE: And if you are not able to just search documentation then believe me when you work you will face lots of trouble.
becuase you don't know how to search and where ?
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| Re: Pls mention some GOOD Books ON SQL, PL/SQL, D2K [message #281826 is a reply to message #281574] |
Mon, 19 November 2007 07:49 |
sureshkay
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Registered: June 2007
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If you are unable to find the doc then stop right now, you are not made for learning or using Oracle.
No need to tell who is qualified to learn and what to learn,
He is not telling about your qualification for oracle. he is just trying to give you right direction to findout your answer.
Who decides who is made for Learning Oracle or Using Oracle
Instead of Getting Involved in such street fights Y do'nt give Time and Energy for solving Problems
Regards
SKay
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| Re: Pls mention some GOOD Books ON SQL, PL/SQL, D2K [message #281836 is a reply to message #281826] |
Mon, 19 November 2007 08:23 |
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Michel Cadot
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Registered: March 2007
Location: Saint-Maur, France, https...
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If you are unable to find the doc then stop right now, you are not made for learning or using Oracle.
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You can emphasize what you want but this is not I said.
I repeat If you are unable to find the doc then stop right now, you are not made for learning or using Oracle.
You ask us advice.
I gave you one and a very important one.
If you are not able to accept advice and criticism then don't post.
(and don't read this sentence the opposite, I don't say you must not post.)
I'm not fighting, you are.
I give more energy to solve others problem than you do.
Regards
Michel
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