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  1. 04-17-2003, 10:36 AM #1
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    Good PL/SQL book

    I would like for someone to recommend a good PL/SQL book for beginners to intermediate.

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    Personally I like the 'Oracle PL/SQL Programming' by Steve Feuerstein from O'Reilly.

    Can't say I've read it cover to cover but I've found it very useful.

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    Originally posted by jovery
    Personally I like the 'Oracle PL/SQL Programming' by Steve Feuerstein from O'Reilly.
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    I agree 100% -- I can't even think of an alternative that comes close.
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    The one by Bulusu Lakshman is good as well it is a good PL/SQL book for beginners to intermediate.

    "Oracle9i PL/SQL: A Developer's Guide (Apress)"

    http://apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=142
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