With the operation and Christmas over, I’m back at work. Kind of an anti-climax…
Christmas was a bit weird. After an extended break with the knee thing, having time off for Christmas seemed a bit odd. In total, I’ve been out of the office for a little over 3 weeks.
Anyway, back to the real world…
Andrew Clarke spotted a gaff in one of the examples in my PL/SQL Tuning book. Click here to check it out. Sorry to anyone who has experienced an issue with this, and thanks to Andrew for pointing it out.
Cheers
Tim…
Update: I’ve notified the publisher of the corrections.
Hi sir,
Happy new year to you and belated Marry Xmas.It seems alot has happened and I am just from another world.So sorry that I couldnt catch up with the blog and came to know about the health of yours.I hope that you are doing much better now and shall pray that you are going to be fine as soon as possible.Wish you a great year ahead filled with joys and prosperity and success in evrything that comes in front of you.
Take good care of yours.
With best regards
Aman….
Good to hear from you again and that all is well. Looks like you have given that knee a goo rest!
Yeah, boundary situations are always a problem. Thanks for the warning.
I want my money back! 🙂
Cheeky bugger! 🙂