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Book Description
This up-to-date book on client/server computing covers all versions of Oracle7. It contains a thorough introduction to the SQL and PL/SQL languages, practical ways to exploit Oracle7's client/server architecture, and smart ways to distribute applications between client and server. It also features a tutorial chapter on CASE Tools. This is essential reading for application developers, database administrators, and managers who must evaluate Oracle7 and its capabilities before purchase.

Synopsis
Oracle 7 brings a wide array of exciting new features to the client/server market. Now application developers, database administrators, and managers can gain a complete understanding of what Oracle 7 is and what it can do for users. Filled with time-saving guidance, this book provides a thorough introduction, with examples, to the languages needed for Oracle database development, and more.

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Client/server computing is the hottest trend in information systems today, and Oracle7 is one of the most popular servers at the heart of such client/server systems. This book delivers a broad but comprehensive explanation of Oracle7 features, focusing on those that are important for client/server configurations. It also discusses the other components of an Oracle7 client/server database system. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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