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Oracle Designer/2000 Handbook (Oracle Series) [Paperback]

Paul Dorsey (Author), Peter Koletzke (Author)

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Paperback: 610 pages
Publisher: Osborne/McGraw-Hill; Authorized Oracle Press Ed edition (1 Nov 1996)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0078822297
ISBN-13: 978-0078822292
Product Dimensions: 23.6 x 17.5 x 3 cm

Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (10 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 3,754,037 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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An authoritative guide written to take the developer through each step of the Oracle's CASE approach. This handbook provides a methodology that integrates Designer 2000 into the development process. The goals, processes, and deliverables for each step in the CASE process are explored, as well as techniques for managing a CASE team. The book includes tips and techniques for productive work in Designer/2000.

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A truely useless book 30 Sep 1998

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Format:Paperback

Yet another book full of fluff with no substance. Basically a re-write of the already available online help with no real examples on how to use the tool.

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I wasted my money on this 17 Sep 1998

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Format:Paperback

This book LIGHTLY touches on different methods of accessing databases, and mildly covers Oracle. It never even mentions Oracle new tools for Web related developement (a glaring omission in my opinion, it's what I was really hoping for given this books misleading title), it just covers generic methods for accessing databases from the web. It takes 300 pages to get to some usable code(!), and even then it's a pretty lame choice of technological solution as to how the access is done. A coulple of chapters are spent blathering on a about Oracle's SQL Administator (Why? of what use is this for this book?). Also covered is a basic primer on Oracle SQL that is also unneeded. I had high hopes for this book and was VERY disappointed. I would NOT reccomend this book to anyone.

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"Handbook" should be changed to "Description" 15 Sep 1998

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Format:Paperback

This is just a description of Oracle's product Designer2000. Usually the fact that a book is not detailed enough is due to the authors' lack of technical competence. I recommend this book to non-programmers such as managers.

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The Authors accomplish exactly what they set out to do.

Dr. Dorsey and Mr. Koletzke set out to show how designer 2000 could be used in the context of an overall system development effort. Read more

Published on 22 Aug 1998

Insufficiently detailed description of tool

As a means to understand how to use the Developer 2000 series of programs, this book lacks detail or explanation. Read more

Published on 27 July 1998

guideline for beginners is missing

if new users are teken this book as a guide its very difficult learn the designer/2000. i think this book has to concentrate more on module logic, application prefrences etc. Read more

Published on 1 Jun 1998

Outstanding and Coherent Explanation of Methodology and Tool

I've read every book about Designer that I can get may hands on and this is The Best of Breed in my opinion. Read more

Published on 12 Feb 1998

Not As Helpful As I Had Hoped

This is a reference book that covers the myriad collection of tools that make up the Oracle Designer/2000 environment. Read more

Published on 6 Jan 1998

Good balance between methodology and Designer/2000 product

If you want a step by step guide to conducting a project using Oracle's Designer/2000 product, this book is IT. Read more

Published on 24 April 1997

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Published on 22 April 1997

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