PLSQL

[jxp]

Hi,
Wich version i need to learn PLSQL.
is it possible with Oracle 8i

Thanks a lot

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jxp <xp@company.com> wrote in news:3kBPb.3768$Hd.123020@news.ono.com:
Hi, Wich version i need to learn PLSQL. is it possible with Oracle 8i Thanks a lot

Yes, that will work.

[Daniel Morgan]

jxp wrote: Hi, Wich version i need to learn PLSQL. is it possible with Oracle 8i Thanks a lot

Possible with any version of Oracle you can run. But if you can
get 8i or 9i all the better because PL/SQL is not static. Every
Oracle release it changes. So the more current ... the better.

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[Tom Hester]

Yeah, at least 8 because that is where the object extensions are first
added.

"jxp" <xp@company.com> wrote in message
news:3kBPb.3768$Hd.123020@news.ono.com... Hi, Wich version i need to learn PLSQL. is it possible with Oracle 8i Thanks a lot

[P.M. Groen]

jxp wrote:
Hi, Wich version i need to learn PLSQL. is it possible with Oracle 8i Thanks a lot

In that staple of printouts between to the two hard pages (They call this a
book) is a recommedation for an Oracle version, but i'm under the
impression you don't even *have* a book about PL/SQL.

Look here -> http://www.oreilly.com

Greetz

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