Re: Good Beginner Oracle book recommendations:

Peter wrote:

> I'm looking for something that I can use as a reference when I need to, and
> also something I can read in my spare time to better understand Oracle.

Oracle DBA101 from Oracle Press. good book, geared to learning ORACLE, used it to train my Jr. DBA, use it myself to look things up. and as a bonus, you can ask questions of one of the author's right here!;-)

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