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Old 02-23-2008, 07:55 AM
Daniel Morgan
 
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Default Re: The Admin's point of view on DB users best practices

DJ wrote:

> "Rick Denoire" <100.17706@germanynet.de> wrote in message
> news:mras209smjn3g6ndo2o6119f5dhoo666t5@4ax.com...
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>>Hello
>>
>>I am preparing a small presentation offering DB users some assistance
>>about "best practices" when using Oracle, and defining the general
>>policy in the Admin scope. Most of the users are not specially
>>proficient in SQL and are even completely ignorant about DB internals.
>>
>>Well, I am not specially proficient in SQL either, but I would never
>>do a "delete * from <table>".
>>

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> well that isnt even valid syntax - I fear some sharp replies coming


I suspect Rick was just emphasizing the point.

Rick ... there are numerous books on best practices. But the most
important one is to find an indendent expert ... not just a paper
expert but a real one ... to review your documents and comment on them
before putting them into force.

Perhaps you can find someone outside of your organization or with a
college or university program that can perform that service at minimal
charge.

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