Re: A Book Suggestion for Performance Tuning 10g & 11g

From: John Hurley <hurleyjohnb_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2013 07:33:18 -0800 (PST)
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Hans:

# Cary's book is deceptively small.� And brilliant.� And filled to overflow with amazing thinks.� But the methodology assumes clear and comprehensive knowledge of the basics, and the other two nail that

aspect.� This is a case of "the sum is huge bunches more than the parts."

... �

Sorry not understanding where any of his chapters do not start with an overview of where they are going and why and give references.� It's all in there ... like progresso soup.� Start with the preface and jump right in ... documents what it is and what is is not.��The methodology is complete and documented.�

Obviously it could reference other material that is now available but was not at the time of publication.

What parts of the basics are you feeling is not covered?� It references the concepts manual.� It notes that it is not a system admin or oracle admin reference.

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