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ORACLE

Working With Oracle on Windows: Part 3
By: Ben Shepherd
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    2003-03-10

    Table of Contents:
  • Working With Oracle on Windows: Part 3
  • Getting ready to use Oracle
  • SQL Summary
  • Conclusion

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    Working With Oracle on Windows: Part 3 - Conclusion


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    Ok, I know what you are thinking. All this SQL statements are boring and tedious. The reason why it needs to be said is that SQL is the foundation behind database retrieval and manipulation. This is just the beginning. Later in the series there will be some extremely useful code which will be designed for advanced Oracle programmers. In this next article we will begin to produce a system that will use the three technologies - discussed to date - together to create a database driven website.
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