ooh goodie, now I don't have to do my OCP rant, you've done it for me :)
Joe, tell us how you REALLY feel, okay?
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: OT: RANT ABOUT OCP, Re: Small help
Anyone who's watched the list for a week will know me, no political
correctness here :) and thats probably the only reason i am OCP, the
company
i worked for at the time, paid for the tests and gave me a bonus to
complete
them. :)
joe
From
Xing,
Your OCP course may mention the script (depends which course you plan to
take), but they will only mention it quickly.
You can look it up in the Oracle administration manuals, or in the O'Reilly
Oracle Built-In Packages book.
Basically it generates statistics for the optimizer within a
Well done Bill...nicely handled...gotta remember that one!
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"Joseph S. Testa" wrote:
Lee, i'm with you 200%,
oh and for the original addressee(and others) if you can't figure out
what the heck that simple pl/sql block is doing(or where to figure it
I'll be the first to admit that sometimes I ask a question when I should
probably look up the answer, but is it just me, or do about half the
messages on the list seem like they could be answered in about 5 minutes by
typing the question into google or RTFM. I mean seriously, I was running
into
I think what Lee's objection was (I know when I read Xing's reply it
got my goat), that Xing critized Lee for giving him a referance to look
the answer up himself. I realize that it did not answer in full the
actual question, but it asked Xing to do a little work on his own. If
someone taking a
