That rumor's been going on for versions now.
As has been Scott's desire to offer a two week internals course. Course
participants would sign all sorts of non-disclosure forms then get a scaled down
version of what's taught to Customer Support. Wait a minute! Customer Support
takes these courses? Surely not all the Silver Support people I've
called. A difficulty with a two week course is that the very DBAs most
likely to benefit from the course are the ones least likely to be let free for
two weeks.
The internals course is slated to be yanked every
time a new version of Oracle comes out. Why teach internals when there are
no initialization parameters and the database maintains and tunes itself?
There's been an economic downturn and Oracle DBAs have lost their jobs.
But anybody know an Oracle DBA who lost his job because a later version doesn't
require a DBA? Oracle on CDs 1,2 and 3, huh? I think if I dig enough
I can find that old version of Oracle I had that came on a single
diskette.
Scott says the internals course is purposely
hidden. You have to call Oracle directly and ask for it. A number of
people registered for the course from the paper or online catalogs, showed up
then complained that they weren't about to get anything out of the
course..
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Title: RE: Oracle Internals course
- Oracle Internals course Boivin, Patrice J
- Re: Oracle Internals course Tom Pall
- Re: Oracle Internals course Rachel Carmichael
- RE: Oracle Internals course Jamadagni, Rajendra
- RE: Oracle Internals course Nick Wagner
- RE: Oracle Internals course Jesse, Rich
- RE: Oracle Internals course Tom Pall
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- Re: Oracle Internals course Rachel Carmichael
- Re: Oracle Internals course Tom Pall
- Re: Oracle Internals course Tom Pall
- Re: Oracle Internals course Rachel Carmichael
- RE: Oracle Internals course Mark Leith
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