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I have worked with SQL on Oracle 9, and a bit on SQL Server 2000 for about a year. I need to get a jumpstart on working with PL/SQL in Oracle 9i. I work with a handful of ASP.NET 2.0 sites and some VB.NET (VS2005) apps in terms of code experience. What books or websites would you recommend to help me bridge the gap?

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Oracle PL/SQL Programming by Steven Feuerstein. Published by O'Reilly. ISBN 0-596-00381-1.

It's the best PL/SQL reference I've seen.

Lost in Alabama
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Any Steven Feuerstein book on the topic is great!

MarlonRibunal
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I was put on a project without knowing any PL/SQL, but after reading "Oracle PL/SQL Programming by Steven Feuerstein" in the evenings I soon became good at it.

The book is excellent, and really helped me enjoy using the language.

Joe R
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I voted up Lost in Alabama's recommendation. This was the number one resource I used when first learning PL/SQL. Excellent book for both the beginner and intermediate PL/SQL developer.

Brett McCann
Oi! I thought I got there first! :)
Joe R
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How about: asktom

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