Best formal training for PostgreSQL use?
От | SuperDutyTA73@aol.com |
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Тема | Best formal training for PostgreSQL use? |
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Re: Best formal training for PostgreSQL use?
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X-No-archive: yes It appears that this message failed to post, so I am trying again. I actually tried this twice with Deja, once more with a mailer program that I have used for the first time which also doesn't seem to work, and now this time. If you see this message more than once, please accept my apologies. I need to create several web sites in which visitors can access and input information to a database. The site will consist of free input by the general public, but using a user name/password scenario, and free/paid input by an industry group, depending on content. The database will hold the information, and will have to also track which content is chargeable, and deny/allow access based on whether industry users have paid for the particular input. I have been using Access 2000 just to get an idea for layout/relationships, etc. Other than that, I have no experience with database use/design, or SQL. I will be using PostgreSQL, and have purchased several books on SQL, PHP 4.0, and Unix/Linux. I have also sucked up every possible site that I can find that offers free online info/training on open source databases, and SQL. I have installed Mandrake 8.0, with PostgreSQL, and have RH 7.1 waiting in the wings. I would like to get some formal training on databases. There are many technical schools in my area. What would you recommend? Take a technical course such as Oracle 8i, which I would be willing to take all the way to the 5 certification test point, or just a SQL course, which is much shorter, and much cheaper? There really aren't any other options, except MS SQL 2000. Or am I making a mistake taking something like Oracle, if using PostgreSQL? Should I look for a cheap copy of Oracle/Keystone Training on an auction site instead of the classroom training? And will Oracle be the correct choice? The only other CD/Video training offered is usually SQL or MS SQL 7/2000 by these companies. What's the best choice of the above scenarios to get a good foundation in database design/administration for using PostgreSQL? Not interested in getting a job in this field, already am self-employed. Thanks for any assistance! If an email address is required for response, please use superdutyta73@aol.com
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