Personally speaking I think that it is one of the best books available on
Backup and Recovery.the case studies at the end of the boom r pure gems.
I have the Oracle 8 edition and the concepts r very clearly explained esp.
Media Recovery the concepts of which r still not very clear to many DBAs
Personally speaking I think that it is one of the best books available on
Backup and Recovery.the case studies at the end of the boom r pure gems.
I have the Oracle 8 edition and the concepts r very clearly explained esp.
Media Recovery the concepts of which r still not very clear to many DBAs
I would beg to differ about Oracle not putting effort into data
recovery at this point in time...
especially since I know people working in the Center for Expertise who
are working on just that.
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> I have the earlier version of Velpuri's book and fi
I have the earlier version of Velpuri's book and find that it is excellent.
One thing to keep in mind is that Oracle isn't putting much effort into the
hot/cold backup & recovery recently. Therefore if your interest is in that
area, then I wouldn't wait for a new edition (your database might crash
Sam,
If you want to understand the internals of Hot/cold backup/recovery (with
case studies!) as well as the Database in general, this is an excellent
book. If you are looking for extensive RMAN-only information, then you may
be disappointed... I would certainly buy it! (already have the 7.3 as w
Hello,
One of the DBAs here thinks that it is ok, esp. if you need material on
using RMAN (we do not).
Thank you,
Paul Sherman
DBA
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I don't have the new version of that book, but the older Oracle 7.3. version
was excellent.
Regards,
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
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