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I'm new to oracle database, sql
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Lao Kinsuyi
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Joined: Mar 22, 2007
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please,i want someone to explain where to start in oracle. Because, i'm novice on it. Should i start from oracle 9g or 10g or sql. And which book is good for a beginner like me to learn oracle database. I look forward to hearing from you .
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Joined: May 26, 2003
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Lao, The first thing to do is learn SQL. You will need a database to practice on. Since your goal is to learn Oracle too, Oracle is a good database to start with. I would say to use Oracle 10g rather than 9i since it is a more recent version. It doesn't really matter for a beginner though as the basic features work the same. As for a book, I recommend "Expert Oracle Programming." You can read my JavaRanch review of this book.
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vjy chin
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Joined: Feb 17, 2005
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There is also a free version of Oracle with which you can practice. Look into the Oracle site for download and installation instructions. There is also forums for help. Have fun.
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Lao Kinsuyi
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Joined: Mar 22, 2007
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Thank you guys.
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Lao Kinsuyi
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I'm sorry for asking another question. Is this book good to learn SQL?
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Paul Campbell
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Joined: Oct 06, 2007
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I am assuming you mean the Head First SQL book... while I can't speak to it... from what I've gleaned from this board, it is likely a good book to start with... SQL is not really that difficult... it is just like learning math, algebra, and/or geometry... if you learn the rules... the result set will always be the same.
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