Article Dicussion: Working With Oracle on Windows: Part 2

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I've been working on and off with a combination of Oracle and PHP for about a year now. The only downside of that combination is that documentation is rarely found (at least I didn't find much).

If more people have this problem, perhaps it is a good idea to share resources on this subject over here. If anybody is interested I will kick off with the small amount of links I have...

Regards,
Udo

Hey Udo ... As you know, I'm currently generating a series of articles relating to the Oracle database. I'm glad to know that there is someone with the same interest visiting devarticles.com, and I'd be delighted to have a read over the Oracle pages you spoke of and reference them in my upcoming articles. Thank you for your reply.

Regards,

Ben

Hi Ben,

The links I have:
- http://www.hot-oracle.com/
- http://www.dbasupport.com/faq/
- http://www3.oracleassist.com/
- http://www.vb-bookmark.com/OracleTutorial.html
- http://www.oraworld.com/

I had a lot more, but all have died since the last time I checked :-(

The problem with these resources are that they are only about Oracle, and not the combination of PHP and Oracle. I would be great to get a website which has snippets or complete scripts for that combination.

Regards,
Udo

Ps. looking forward to more articles on (PHP and )Oracle...

Hey Udo,

I am just working on the fundamentals of the Oracle 9i Database atm ... Once that is done I will demonstrate how we can apply Oracle with apps using all types of languages. Thank you for your links. I'll give them a read over soon.

regards,

ben

ps - what do you think about the series so far? There is a rating option on the article page.

Have fun

Your article(s) are very understandable, but to give a good rating I first have to read the entire article (I'm supposed to work at the moment, so I didn't have a chance to read it all)

But it's good to know that someone is paying attention to Oracle on devarticles.com coz as far as I am concerned it's the best database on the market currently.

cheers to that my friend ... If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

all the best,

ben