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michael martin — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
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One possibility is Informix DBA Survival Guide by Joe Lumbley.
I've ordered it from Amazon but it hasn't arrived yet
so I don't know how good it is myself.
Anyone got a better suggestion ?
Michael
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$B7oL>(B: Book Recommendation
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My company uses Informix, not sure which version, and we use dbaccess to
access the database. I'm looking for a good book explaining the
structure and syntax to use dbaccess.
I've learned a few commands by looking at some of the scripts written by
others, but would like to learn LOTS more.
Can anyone recommend a good book to get?
Thanks in advance
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eFax: (707) 982-1846
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