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# README

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This book is excellent and worthy reading because it has a main thread about how to maintain a bookstore and clear explanations. I highly recommend this book if you want to add Oracle 12c into your skill library.

I always used Mysql in my working environment, and it is my first time to learn Oracle. I found the syntax is a little bit different from Mysql; therefore, I made notes and shared it with you guys.


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