Try the online manual at mysql.com first. It does have user comments on
most topics, which are fairly helpful.
From my humble perspective, it's a giant leap backward, but if it's
forced on you, good luck (that's my current lot in life).
Adams, Matthew (GE Consumer & Industrial) wrote:
For those of you who have already made the leap
from working with Oracle to working with mySQL,
which books helped you the most in coming up to speed with mySQL?
Matt
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