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The Expert's Voice in Oracle: Beginning PL/SQL

From Novice to Professional

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Beginning PL/SQL is a fast-paced and blissfully short introduction to Oracle's PL/SQL language. PL/SQL is the built-in language that every Oracle developer and database administrator simply must know. The book shows readers how to apply object-oriented PL/SQL to production applications. No other book on PL/SQL does this. It gives the reader practical advice on what works and what doesn’t, and advises on the performance tradeoffs between doing work in SQL versus in PL/SQL. This book gets readers up-to-speed on the core of the language without wasting time on esoteric and seldom used syntax.

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The Expert's Voice in Oracle: Beginning PL/SQL, Donald J. Bales, Larry Johnson

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Titel
The Expert's Voice in Oracle: Beginning PL/SQL
Ondertitel
From Novice to Professional
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Apress
Jaar van publicatie
2007
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
476
ISBN10
1590598822
ISBN13
9781590598825
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Tags
Non-fictie, Technologie & Industrie, Computers & Internet, Verenigde Staten, Linguïstiek, Databases, Oracle, SQL
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Beginning PL/SQL is a fast-paced and blissfully short introduction to Oracle's PL/SQL language. PL/SQL is the built-in language that every Oracle developer and database administrator simply must know. The book shows readers how to apply object-oriented PL/SQL to production applications. No other book on PL/SQL does this. It gives the reader practical advice on what works and what doesn’t, and advises on the performance tradeoffs between doing work in SQL versus in PL/SQL. This book gets readers up-to-speed on the core of the language without wasting time on esoteric and seldom used syntax.