2 comments about Oracle's Cooperative Development Environment: A Reference and User's Guide (Datamation Book).

1. Well researched and well presented. A must read for all!



2. Well researched and well presented. A must read for all!

5 comments about Rapid Application Development with Oracle Designer/2000 (2nd Edition).

1. I highly recommend this book for the beginers of the Designer/2000.

   This book helps you easy and quick to design a system from analysis, data and application design to generate forms and reports.




2. I have read this book, it definitely helps for making rapid application with Designer 2000 as match with the title and helpful for the beginners. I am looking forward for similar book for Designer V.2.1.1



3. I use this book in training classes and for people trying to "pick up" Designer on their own. It's most valuable assets are a quick, down-to-earth language style and a tutorial that gives new users a quick sense of the what happens to all the information they're entering into the tool through the generation of Forms and Reports.

   In general, a good, basic place to start - especially since other books are really aimed at more advanced users - or at the functional side of CASE development.




4. The book is excellent. I went through the brief tutorial and it tells you the step by step procedure to do all things. The only drwaback is that the version of designer that I work in and that in the book are different so it is difficult when you come to final part to create database etc. The authors need to write a new book. Otherwise an excellent book.I definately recommend this one for new users.



5. As a matter of fact, I have read many books about Designer/2000 and I have never found a book as this, it made me to make money teaching step by step the whole Oracle Designer workshop included.

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5 comments about Oracle Net8 Configuration and Troubleshooting.

1. I am a seasoned DBA, hoping to have gotten some light on setting up OID for LDAP. However the book only addresses CLIENT configuration. Not OID server setup itself!!!! Yet they have proudly displayed the LDAP banner up front. It's good for people who want basics, but not for DBAs. Don't buy it, you can read the online documentation.



2. I especially liked the chapters on MTS and Net8 Failover and Load Balancing. I would like more indepth coverage of LDAP. The chapter on Oracle Names is not needed anymore.



3. Oracle Net8 is very thorough in my opinion. Not only is the book set up in a concise and easy to understand manner, it also presents examples, walk-throughs and illustrations. I am by no means a seasoned DBA, however, the explanations are worded so thateven the beginner is able to understand.



4. Oreilly knows how to make a difference when they get a book out on a topic.

   This book really stands out on certain day to day practical topics. For Eg: It has been specially metioned that the trace file name while configuring through Net8 is to be given as "Tracefilename" on Windows platform. Net 8 will add the extension of ".trc" while creating the file, where as on Unix it's "filename.trc". Else it would result in "filename.trc.trc" on windows. I have tested this and it really is the same way. Such simple things are also were not left out.

   Net 8 is one topic on which little number of books are found. You can just count the number of books written on this topic. And Oreilly has done a good job by bringing out a book long waited for.

   If one were to get a good understading about Oracle's Networking technologies One must read this book.

   Sure I'm going to buy some more from Oreilly.




5. This book is a one-stop book about everything you need to know about Oracle Networking. For a very long time there was not a decent book out there on Oracle networking and it is a very wide topic. The authors have done a great job giving intricate details. This book is the most marked up book of all Oracle books I have. My only complaint is about LDAP. The authors could have covered deeper in this subject.

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