RE: Methods to get DDL

Well I'm always happy to plug good books...

But I did just that a couple of years ago on a different Oracle mailing list, and suddenly no-one else seemed to be seeing my posts - it made me wary of posting anything that could possibly be interpreted as a commercial plug.

I've been using 'Annotated Archives' for years, I'll have to take a look at 'Instant PL/SQL Scripts' as well.

Simon Anderson

To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com> cc:

The original is SQL & PL/SQL Annotated Archives

• Bob Metelsky <bmetelsky_at_cps92.com> wrote:
  > > Simon,
  > >
  > > thanks for the plug, although it helps if you tell them the
  > > name of the book :)
  > >
  >
  > The suspense has been killing me since I posted....
  >
  > I'm about to go to Amazon.com and search for ddl ...
  >
  > ;-)
  >
  >
  > Wait... Rachel, what is the name of the book?
  >
  > bob
  

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