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Expert Oracle Exadata (Apress) Translated Into Chinese

Published July 16, 2012 oracle Leave a Comment

 

Kerry Osborne has a short post to point out that the last book I worked on has been translated into Chinese.  The photo of the book cover looks pretty cool…if only I could read anything except for our names and a few stray English words 🙂

This book is a must-read for anyone that wants to cut beyond the hype and actually learn Exadata.

 

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