Re: database link in oracle

On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 20:34:27 +0200, Sybrand Bakker wrote:

> On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 17:58:55 GMT, Mladen Gogala <gogala_at_sbcglobal.net>
> wrote:
>

>>Of course, you can always come to the wonderful beginner list
>>on freelists.org. Jonathan Lewis is a member of the list and
>>so is Mark. Your questions will be readily answered. You can
>>find more information about how to subscribe in the thread
>>named "Beginner list" on this group.

I will certainly not do anything like this. My invitation stays: That is a wonderful email list, with some very well known consultants and oracle gurus. You are not a member of that list and I am. I was told recently, in no uncertain terms, that newbies are very welcome. You not being a member and my posting not being directed to you, I have to politely ask you to keep your @##$! nose out of my business. That goes for the beard, too.

> The problem with the comp.databases.oracle.* is twofold
> - many people are not prepared to read manuals, to search Google, etc,
> so they are all asking RTFM questions

And you are doing a great job of reminding them of that fact. Here, I do have to express my appreciation.

> - too many people, you included, ignore those questions, and are not
> willing to respond to them.
> This leaves the burden to answer the RTFM questions to very few
> people.

Maybe those questions should be left unanswered, like a prayer?

> Your previous comments as to the answers in this group are insulting,

To whom?

> and undesired,

By who?

> especially as you belong to the Redneck people, who put

My knowledgeable friend, the word "redneck" is not spelled with the initial capital letter.

> so much stress on etiquette (and at the same time post their own
> disgusting photo's on their site).

I saw your picture s well, from the EOUG in Amsterdam in 1995. I will not not comment on your physical appearance. This remark of yours, however, does terminate civilized conversation.

>
> It strikes me that in the answers of Jonathan Lewis his sig
> (promoting his own materials and courses), is often longer than the
> actual answer.

You wanted to say something?

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