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Self Study material of Oracle DBA

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Self Study material of Oracle DBA
07-12-2014, 08:50 PM,
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Self Study material of Oracle DBA
I want to learn Oracle DBA but don't know any thing about oracle ? how i can start..... please advise me really it will help to start my career. any material, study guides, website or should i go to any institute ?
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07-12-2014, 09:29 PM,
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RE: Self Study material of Oracle DBA
(07-12-2014, 08:50 PM)Harish Duleep Wrote: I want to learn Oracle DBA but don't know any thing about oracle ? how i can start..... please advise me really it will help to start my career. any material, study guides, website or should i go to any institute ?
Hi,

There are number of Oracle guides are available and will be a good starting point for you. You should read it cover to cover to get a good understanding of the way Oracle databases work and what they are build up of.
You can find it on http://docs.oracle.com/
You can also find material on this website, just visit tutorial section.

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