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Tom Kyte of Oracle Magazine's Ask Tom column has written the definitive guide to designing and building high-performance, scalable Oracle applications. The book covers schema design, SQL and PL/SQL, tables and indexes, and much more. From the exclusive publisher of Oracle Press books, this is a must-have resource for all Oracle developers and DBAs.
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Based on 28 Ratings
If only all Oracle books were this good - 2007-03-13
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This book delivers the clear insight before delving into intricate details on a good selection of topics that are critical to those concerned with deigning and implementating high performance database solutions.
My only wish is that this book covered more ground, especially on newer or perhaps peripheral topics such as RAC, ASM, XMLDB, OCI/OCCI, DataGuard and so on.. but maybe that's asking too much from one book.
Classic Tom Kyte. Get it on your bookshelf today if you implement or support Oracle database solutions for a living.
Benchmark it.. - 2007-02-18
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Tom has done a great job at busting several myths related to performance tuning, SQL, Architechture etc..
I think the entire book can be summarized in 4 words "Dont think just benchmark!"
An outstanding read - 2009-08-27
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While this book was written a few years ago the basic information in it is still outstanding. I was able to apply concepts taught in chapter 1 to my system with good results. Each chapter is packed with inside information on how the Oracle system really works.
I highly recommend this book to all Oracle developers and DBAs.
Doesn't get any better.... - 2008-08-31
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I've been a Database guy for some 12 year now since graduating. I've worked on numerous large projects involving complex database problems. This book is THE most well read, THE most frequently referenced book in my collection. It's well written and is THE best learning + refresher guide out there.
Fabulous - 2007-07-30
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the book will teach basic Oracle things and clear the misconcepts, myths and mis understanding prevailing amongst numerous Oracle users.
I am still to finish this book fully, but so far I am so enlightened by reading the first 3 topics of the book.
I recommend to all who are related to Oracle Database to go through this book, which would be very very helpful in understanding the Oracle Database. Also, it would make Oracle a fun to work with instead of huge and cumbersome tool which is the picture in majority of people's mind.
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