Oracle Insights: Tales of the Oak Table
 Author: Dave Ensor Author: Tim Gorman Author: Kyle Hailey Author: Anjo Kolk Author: Jonathan Lewis Author: Connor McDonald Author: Cary Millsap Author: James Morle Author: Mogens Noergaard Author: David Ruthven Author: Gaja Krishna Vaidyanatha Binding: [... more]
CDN$41.66
Amazon CA |
Diagnosis and Management of Sarcoma
Duddy book: Really minimal info here. You are better off just reading DeVita for med onc purposes. Author: Murray Brennan Author: Jonathan Lewis Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 616 EAN: 9781901865141 Edition: 1 ISBN: 1901865142 Number Of Pages: [... more]
CDN$190.58
Amazon CA |
Cost-Based Oracle Fundamentals
Mandatory textbook for Oracle professionals: This is the best Oracle book I have ever read ( I have read almost everything published on the Oracle subject written in the last 15 years ). It is an example of how technical books should be written. Author [... more]
CDN$52.08
Amazon CA |
Practical Oracle8i(TM): Building Efficient Databases
read from cover-to-cover immediately after certification: Once you pass your certification, get this book and read it from cover to cover, or at least the bulk of the chapters. It will go fast and enjoyable, and it will give an extra perspective over [... more]
CDN$54.99
Amazon CA |
Optimizing Oracle Performance
good analysis: Ground breaking approach. Cary takes the use of wait interface to new level. Very well explained with examples. It is good to see much of the information from many of his whiet papers have been transferred into the book. Simply excellent: [... more]
CDN$54.95
Amazon CA |
Mastering Oracle PL/SQL: Practical Solutions
very readable, very interesting, trustable - Oak Quality: Here's he first thing that you will notice when you read this book: it is extremely easy to follow, with every explanation leading naturally to the next one, in a seamless way. Now I understand [... more]
CDN$52.08
Amazon CA |
Secret Empire: Eisenhower, the CIA, and the Hidden Story ...
No new information here: For academic historians of the Cold War, journalists are unwelcome but inevitable competitors. Journalists tend to write better than academics, and they certainly have better ties to the publishing world, but they often lack [... more]
CDN$22.50
Amazon CA |
|
|
