that's the best Oracle book on the planet.
You mean, even better than Jonathan Lewis's "Cost Based Oracle Fundamentals"? Surely not!
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Not fair to compare the 2, they both belong on the top shelf J
I know which one is easier to read!
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Top shelf? So not for the little people? Not a problem for me. "de Lange" means
" the large one". ;-).
Please Norm, can you tell more about this book? I've already the download,
but it is interesting to know about other books.
Groetjes,
Wim
2011/10/7 Dunbar, Norman (Capgemini)
Hi Jeff,
Not fair to compare the 2, they both belong on the top shelf J
I know which one is easier to read! ;-)
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Sounds very interesting. I also want to know how things works. But the problem
is that I don't have always time to spend on those things. And worse, every
Oracle version has his own CBO version, so it is already outdated? No, then
I'm better of with PL/SQL, some understanding of CBO and a good
understanding of algorithms coming from my background.
Groetjes,
Wim
2011/10/7 Norman Dunbar
Hi Wim,
Please Norm, can you tell more about this book? I've already the
download, but it is interesting to know about other books.
The Jonathan Lewis one?
If so, it's part one of a three part trilogy (!) looking at the internal
workings of the Cost Based Optimiser.
Very very technical. And somewhat over my head in a lot of places ....
But interesting, if like me, you like to know how things work.
But how do you open it if you do not have a ereader?
Well ....
*.mobi is ok on Kindle
*.epub is good on most other eReader
*.pdf is good on a desktop runing Linux, Windows, Mac etc.
The download contains all three formats.
Cheers,
Norm. [TeamT]
Norman Dunbar
Contract Senior Oracle DBA
Capgemini Database Build Team
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There are services which can tell you. It’s a function of the number of
attachments as well as the text it contains. WeighMyEmail.com is one service
which can help. Basically it involves printing everything then weighing the
paper on a scale. That’s how much you’re saving by not using the postal service.
There are PDFs part 1 and 2. Only part 1 has an index–which covers also what is
in the part 2 pdf. But you have to open the part 2 pdf separately and it has no
index…which makes things hard to find… Any way to combine them?
On 10/7/2011 10:22 AM, Dunbar, Norman (Capgemini) wrote:
Hi Loralei,
>> But how do you open it if you do not have a ereader?
Well ....
*.mobi is ok on Kindle
*.epub is good on most other eReader
*.pdf is good on a desktop runing Linux, Windows, Mac etc.
The download contains all three formats.
Cheers,
Norm. [TeamT]
Norman Dunbar
Contract Senior Oracle DBA
Capgemini Database Build Team
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External : 0113 231 2051
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