Guys,
setting aside the almost certainly justifiable mirth/muse for a
moment, all that means is that since they are using the computer lab
here at the university, the "training company" doesn't have to pay
for lab space and equipment. btw, the training company is also the
guy that runs the local Oracle User Group. He is very energetic.
my guess is that the univ. computer science dept is partly
supporting this training as a public service of sorts. the
current head of the computer science dept is a big Oracle/RDBMS
advocate. his undergrad degree was in physical education (UCLA
football, then he went on to work for NASA in mainframe statistical
modeling during the Apollo days), so maybe the "boot camp" thing had
a certain nostalgic aura? I'll call and see if he has any new jokes
since I talked to him last.
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> From: Christopher Spence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 09:38:03 -0400
> Subject: RE: (Fwd) Oracle8i Database Administration Boot camp
>[small/Sacr
>
>I can only imagine.
>
>Perhaps they have them circled around a tree ;)
>
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>>PS. "they have no overheads" - what does THAT mean?
>>
>>Tom Mercadante
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