Kwon Geon-woo et al.: Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL Core Architecture 2

The beginning of this book dates back over 10 years. No book on Oracle has been explicitly explained in spite of its essentialness as a DBA running and tutoring financial systems on the ground. There was no specific structural explanation, as we deduced from the architecture at 537. Not knowing the exact structure doesn't give you the correct solution. Not only were the books in the country, but also those of famous gurus abroad. For example, hq28 was relatively clear in a re-repeating situation of only 2 of the 3,359 and 1,008, but it did not explain things as clearly as q, by running a number of sessions at once in 052 and then doing a bunch of peer tests. Many DBAs on the site were not understanding exactly what the mechanism was, except to give a zech #3 command or to set a session to restate it and use the number of 014 to reduce.50. The writer also took a look at the back and the many 999 dumps and devoured popular books in the country and elsewhere, but he was frustrated because he could not understand clearly the principles of internal structure. That frustration has been deeply resolved in this research. And it was like exploring inside oracle and taking pictures everywhere, understanding how it works, to see an art work.

Korean title: Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL Core Architecture 2

Korean author: 권건우 외

Korean publisher: 엑셈

ISBN-13: 9791188427017