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Oracle Database 11 g :

A Beginner’s Guide

Ian Abramson

Michael Abbey

Michael J. Corey

Michelle Malcher

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About the Authors

Ian Abramson is the current president for the Independent Oracle Users Group

(IOUG). Based in Toronto, Canada, he is an experienced industry and technical

consultant, providing expert guidance in implementing solutions for clients in

telecommunications, CRM, utilities, and other industries. His focus includes the

Oracle product set, as well as other leading technologies and their use in optimizing

data warehouse design and deployment. He is also a regular speaker at various

technology conferences, including COLLABORATE, Oracle OpenWorld, and

other local and regional events.

Michael Abbey is a recognized authority on database administration, installation,

development, application migration, performance tuning, and implementation.

Working with Ian Abramson and Michael Corey, he has coauthored works in

the Oracle Press series for over 14 years. Active in the international Oracle user

community, Abbey is a frequent presenter at COLLABORATE, Oracle OpenWorld,

and regional user group meetings.

Michael J. Corey is the founder and CEO of Ntirety—The Database Administration

Experts. Michael’s roots go back to Oracle version 3.0. Michael is a past president of the

Independent Oracle Users group ( www.ioug.org) and the original Oracle Press author.

Michael is a frequent speaker at business and technology events and has presented all

over the world. Check out Michael’s blog at http://michaelcorey.ntirety.com.

Michelle Malcher is a Senior Database Administrator with

over ten years’ experience in database development, design,

and administration. She has expertise in performance tuning,

security, data modeling, and database architecture of very large database

environments. She is a contributing author for the IOUG Best Practices Tip

Booklet. Michelle is enthusiastically involved with the Independent Oracle

User Group and is director of Special Interest Groups. She enjoys presenting and

sharing ideas about Oracle Database topics at technology conferences and user

group meetings. She can be reached at michelle_malcher@ioug.org.

About the Reviewers

Carl Dudley has worked closely with Oracle for a number of years and presents regularly at international

conferences on Oracle database technology. He is currently a consultant database administrator and has

research interests in database performance, disaster planning, and security. Carl is a director of the UK

Oracle User Group, received Oracle Magazine ’s Editors’ Choice Award for Database Administrator of the

Year in 2003 for services to the Oracle community, and achieved Oracle ACE status in 2007.

Ted Falcon , based in Toronto, Canada, is CEO of BDR Business Data Reporting Inc. He has ten

years’ experience in business intelligence reporting systems, specializing in the Cognos suite of tools.

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