Re: DBWR Tuning

"I saw it in a book" is not, in itself, sufficient justification - especially if it is in a book about Oracle, most especially if it is in a book about how to pass OCP.

"I saw it in a book which justified it with the argument that ... " is a way of presenting information which may be sufficient to convince your audience that the original author had a valid point. It may be a way of letting your audience know that the author's comments aren't relevant to their situation. (It may also be a way of letting the audience know that the book may not be worth reading).

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"Denis Do" <nospam.denisdo_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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>

> Besides, if you will have a look at more old books ( Like

> Jason Couchman's Ora 8 DBa Cert. Guide - you will find there

> on pg 904 (top) explicit confirmation of my theory.

>

> Anyway, lets this topic to die in peace :-)

> Have a great day!