Book Recommendations Needed Please

From: Weaver, Allison <WeaverAG_at_webfld.navy.mil>
Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2000 15:14:48 -0400
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I expect to be upgrading an Oracle 7.2.2/Forms 3.0/SQR 3.07 database to Oracle 8x/Forms 6.0/haven't decided about reports in the near future. We are currently on a SPARC10 and we're leaning towards a three tier configuration of data on the SPARC10 and forms on an NT server.

As a DBA, I can add users confidently, but I'm all they have. I need to learn how to do the job of setting it all up properly after I have selected the proper hardware and software. I've been saving any messages on this list that I thought would help. And followed many links to a lot of useful info.

Now I need a few good books that will tie everything together for me. I feel that Rachel's beginning DBA book will be of great use, but what other books do I need to add to my book shelf? Will you all please recommend your most thumbed manuals?

Thanks,
Allison

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I expect to be upgrading an Oracle 7.2.2/Forms =
3.0/SQR 3.07 database to Oracle 8x/Forms 6.0/haven't decided about = reports in the near future.  We are currently on a SPARC10 and = we're leaning towards a three tier configuration of data on the SPARC10 = and forms on an NT server.

As a DBA, I can add users confidently, but I'm all =
they have.  I need to learn how to do the job of setting it all up = properly after I have selected the proper hardware and software.  = I've been saving any messages on this list that I thought would = help.  And followed many links to a lot of useful info. =


Now I need a few good books that will tie everything =
together for me.  I feel that Rachel's beginning DBA book will be = of great use, but what other books do I need to add to my book = shelf?  Will you all please recommend your most thumbed = manuals?

Thanks,
 Allison

Received on Wed Aug 09 2000 - 14:14:48 CDT