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Oracle Designer: A Template for Developing An Enterprise Standards Document
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Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0130153435
ISBN13:9780130153432
Release Date:October 1999
Publisher:Prentice Hall PTR
Length:300 Pages
Weight:1.57 lbs.
Dimensions:0.8" x 6.8" x 8.9"
Customer Reviews
4 ratings
A well written and authorative guide in setting standards
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
Project managers/Team Leaders/Leads...: if you're about to start an Oracle Designer project, get yourself a copy (and everyone on your team one) of this book. The authors have done an outstanding job in covering most if not all standards and naming conventions for Designer objects. And boy, do we have objects in Designer. May be the best part of about this book is that you (the leader) won't have to spend months and months of fighting and trying to come up with standards that everyone can agree upon. It simply IS there- take it and use it. End of discussions. Kudos to Mark and Ken.
This books helps you hit the ground running.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
If your organization is just getting started with Designer, you need this book. It provides really valuable guidance based on intimate knowledge of how the tool works. If you use the standards they suggest your life will be much easier! In my work at a large metropolitan Transit agency I am trying to get almost 40 people to standardize on Designer. I just hand them the book and say "Do it this way." The end result is the naming conventions match, the different projects synch up and everyone can concentrate on being productive.
The new standard for Designer Standards
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
I had just finished a short Oracle Designer Naming standards for our Database and Data Architecture group, when I bought this book. It is clear, concise, helpful, and for me, incredibly timely! The Naming standard I created was a pretty bare bones document, created to help our Logical Modelers as well as our DBAs. I incorporated this short Naming standard into the MS Word template (provided on the invaluable CD included with the book), to live on our intranet site. I was able to create this new well formatted, larger, and more thorough document, in less than a week. It saved me at least a month of work, partially by accepting some of the standards that the authors propose, and then seeking editorial reviews from in-house topic experts (rather than the more traditional method of seeking input, writing the standard, then sending it out for review). Of course, I only used the sections that were appropriate for our company.I actually read the book (as in sit down and read, not just browse), and found the style very readable and the content consistently on target. If you need to write an Oracle Designer Standard, it would be most inefficient and foolish not to start with this book.
An excellent guide and CD to standardize Designer developmen
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
Extremely useful and clearly written book, covering most of the essentials of standardizing Designer development at an enterprise level. However, the standards document on the CD is the best part of this package. Clearly laid out, most enterprise (especially those just getting started) would need to do few edits to make this their standards 'Bible'. A truly worthwhile buy!
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