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A Good Resource: Morgan’s Library.

Published February 26, 2008 oracle 1 Comment

…just a quick blog entry to plug Daniel Morgan’s (of Puget Sound Oracle User Group) very useful collection of scripts and other goodies:

Morgan’s Library

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  1. 1 tanelp May 30, 2008 at 5:03 pm

    Yeah I agree, his site is good stuff. I often google for syntax using “create xyz psoug” keywords…

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