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10/04/2006, 16h59

I do not see anything in my post that would suggests that a beginner
in this field is a moron. After having been in a support role for many
years, purchased the "SQL for Dummies" book and added it to my
reference library. This was many years ago, but still have a need to
reference it on occasion as I cannot remember every nuance that is
articulated in that book and other very fine reference materials. To
suggest that someone add this book (or series of books) to their
reference library in no way suggest that the indiviual is " a moron".
I have also found that, in general, the Dummy series to be very
informative in other aspects of the IT world. There are other very
good resources on the market as well - but I never seem to recall the
titles of those books.

Regards,

A DBA for > 16 years and IT in general > 25 yrs. (field service,
consulting and others)

10/04/2006, 16h59	#7
onedbguru@firstdbasource.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Find date and time of last update I do not see anything in my post that would suggests that a beginner in this field is a moron. After having been in a support role for many years, purchased the "SQL for Dummies" book and added it to my reference library. This was many years ago, but still have a need to reference it on occasion as I cannot remember every nuance that is articulated in that book and other very fine reference materials. To suggest that someone add this book (or series of books) to their reference library in no way suggest that the indiviual is " a moron". I have also found that, in general, the Dummy series to be very informative in other aspects of the IT world. There are other very good resources on the market as well - but I never seem to recall the titles of those books. Regards, A DBA for > 16 years and IT in general > 25 yrs. (field service, consulting and others)