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	• Expert One on One Oracle Thomas Kyte Peer Information Inc., 2001 - 1265 pages average customer review:based on 77 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Seriously, this is the first Oracle book I ever read that was worth what it cost. It would be worth it at 10 times the price.

I've been asking questions at Tom's web site for close to a year now (asktom.oracle.com) and he saved me weeks of coding with a few paragraph answer. Our development team was amazed by having that resource available at Oracle. This book is like having Tom give you a two week lesson on Oracle development best practices. He knows his stuff. Nuff said.

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it is 5 star of course

buy two of the book, one to read, another to keep. you don't need to do that though

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Excellent Technical Reference

All the oracle professionals should have this book. Tom designed this book from his experience answering 100s and 1000s of questions in the past several years. ...

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Developers should be sleeping with this book under their pillow. DBAs will gain some knowlege from this book, but some of the chapters can be skipped.

Although there were some editing errors, the book is pleasant to read. The small font was not a joy to read, but the 1250+ pages probably justify it.


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