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This book was specially crafted to benefit all levels of Oracle DBAs, from those just getting started to those ready to add and configure advanced features.  The book starts with a complete overview of Oracle database software, followed by a detailed review of 10g's new features, and several hundred pages of "how to."  Getting down in the weeds, this book thoroughly covers Windows Registry settings, UNIX kernel parameters, platform migration techniques, RMAN, Oracle Partitioning, the Oracle Scheduler, and much more.  The book also addresses Oracle's certification program, the history of Oracle, and briefly compares Oracle to several leading competitors.

 


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 The book is over 1,280 pages size 8 1/2 x 11.  Just think how huge this book would be if formatted using typical 7x9 book pages!  It's really two or three books in one. Due to advanced digital technology all of the information you need to get cooking with Oracle 10g is now available under one title!

We are pleased to offer this book for sale in electronic format.  Customers who purchase this book may install it on any and all computers they use for work or pleasure, so long as steps are taken to prevent piracy and illegal sharing of this book.  Like all software, this eBook is one to a customer.

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* All downloads requires an internet connection. Alternatively, customers may elect to have the eBook shipped on CD-ROM. The cost of shipping and handling is added at checkout.

 

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