Ryan,
'can be faster' is rarely inaccurate. It all depends.
SF
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the only book out there that is any good is High
Performance Tuning
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Ranganath
Since you mentioned proactive and reactive query tuning, I think the
philosophy with which one approaches the tuning exercise means everything.
Wrong philosophy and you spend your time spinning
start with beginning material and work their way up. Starting with
advanced material will just confuse them.
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the original poster sent me an email stating that he doesnt want a book or documentation, he just wants some sort of short cut template. i replied that if one exists its garbage. He didnt
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Ryan - Thanks for updating us on the status with the user.
As to what we recommend to novice users, as a practical matter, unless the
poster
The biggest problem I have with Cary's (and Jeff's!) book is patience.
There's constant mention of which I'll show you in Chapter 6 and so forth
and it pains me to keep on reading from where I am so's I don't get too
distracted and forget the important concepts I was just reading. :) I also
have
As an author, let me just add that it pains US to have to say which
I'll show you in ...
Books are laid out in some sort of order although readers don't always
read from chapter 1 straight through to the end. If we were to go off
on every tangent so as not to say see such and thus later, a
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Neither Tom Kyte's nor Cary Millsap's books are too advanced for
beginners.
In the case of Tom's book, they may have to ponder things a bit, and
actually
/10/29 Wed PM 01:14:37 EST
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Neither Tom Kyte's nor Cary Millsap's books are too advanced for
beginners.
In the case of Tom's book, they may have to ponder
The structure we chose for this thing was that we wanted a marginally
technical decision-maker to be able to read Parts I and III without
giving up. Therefore, any time there was an opportunity for a technical
tangent, the rule was explain it (later) in the reference section.
I figured Part II
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They really dont know anything and it REALLY is that hard for them.
Hence the lies on their resumes. ;)
OK, enought cynicism. For now.
Maybe it is hard. I guess I just don't agree
I tried reading a Harry Potter book backwards once. It was fun, and
actually made a bit of sense.
--Walt Weaver
Bozeman, Montana
On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 12:19, Rachel Carmichael wrote:
As an author, let me just add that it pains US to have to say which
I'll show you in ...
Books are
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