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Asked: 2026-05-12T07:53:28+00:00

Let me be clear – I have more than enough references and for beginners

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Let me be clear – I have more than enough “references” and “for beginners” books.

What I want is something like “Exceptional PL/SQL” or “Agile PL/SQL” or “PL/SQL Design Patterns” or even just “PL/SQL For Developers Who Want To Write Pretty Code”.

Does such a thing exist?

(I’m a C++/Ruby/etc. developer. I’ve been thrown into an Oracle project. The language makes me feel like my hands are tied behind my back and there’s a burlap bag over my head. It’s bringing back bad memories of DBase and Clipper…)

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  1. Editorial Team

    I found this book useful:

    Oracle PL/SQL Best Practices

    And there are a bunch of other books by O’Reilly that might be useful to you here.

    Also, if I could recommend something to read, I would suggest an Oracle performance book. So many avoidable performance issues are often introduced by people new to PL/SQL.

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