RE: Re[2]: SQL Language Quick Reference

A suggestion for youse guys at O'Reilly:

Given the rate at which Oracle keeps cramming in new stuff, I wonder if it
would be practical to publish supplements for some books.  For example, the
Oracle Built-in Packages book was already behind when it hit the shelves.  A
Built-in Packages Supplement covering new stuff in 9 would be nice; then
another one covering new stuff in 10.  And each supplement has a complete
index for the series.

I can see that the disadvantage is that it would require somebody with none
of the books to buy the original "baseline" book plus the supplements to get
full coverage, and they might not like that.  But I would certainly
appreciate a Built-in Packages supplement.

> -----Original Message-----
> You might also look at the following book, which really
> covers only DML, not DDL:
> 
> http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/sqlpr/
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