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Both short-reach and long-haul transmission links are discussed. All major fiber planning parameters are reviewed with appropriate background theory and practical design calculations. Guidelines are provided for... |  |  PeopleSoft for the Oracle DBA (Oaktable Press)This book is aimed at helping Oracle DBAs understand and use PeopleSoft technology. For the typical DBA, the introduction to PeopleSoft is likely to include some surprises, not all of them agreeable. Many—if not most—DBAs have to deal with many different databases, usually supporting different applications. Often they will want to be... |  |  |
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