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Oracle and Unix Korn Shell Primer Tutorial
Oracle databases are great in design and in their range of software tools. The SQL is great and their command line tool SQL*Plus makes the creation of procedures around a job, especially reporting type jobs, very easy. You can do … Continue reading
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Don’t know about you, but the reason I’m into computers is that you can work to see something get done. What interests me are: procedures (personally, like “scripty” (eg. Korn shell scripts, batch DOS files) type software supervising compiled software … Continue reading