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November 23, 2009

Reminder for Oracle Performance Firefighting by Craig Shallahamer

Filed under: Basics — coskan @ 2:07 am

Just a reminder for the ones who are waiting for PDF version of Oracle Performance Firefighting by Craig Shallahamer, it is now available here so you can avoid shipping costs. Click here for my review of the book if you haven’t read before.

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