If you can't figure out where/how to download Oracle, then you have no hope of passing a certification exam. Or of finding your way out of the rain, for that matter.
Matt Topper
· 3 years ago
I'm jealous, the emails I get from "Fans" give me discounts on medical drugs and tempt me to leave my fiance for other local women
BTW, can you ship me a copy of Oracle 25X (I figure that'll be the release name in 15 years), since you are the company :D
Matt
Brian Kotek
· 3 years ago
Agreed, the best part of this is that the person isn't even TRYING to go to Oracle and download the software! I mean come on...like Rob said, if you can't find the download button on Oracle's web site...wow, just stop, save yourself a lot of pain, and consider other career options.
Eddie Awad
· 3 years ago
I have a strong feeling that these two "Oracle learners" are simply spammers. But, that's the first time I get such "dumb" spam e-mails! Or maybe they think I am the dumb one.
Karl
· 3 years ago
Hi i do not believe these are spam mails. The first mail could be a true one because not many oracle technologist are as internet based as we are. For example in germany i do know only a couple of oracle bloggers 2 or 3! But the oracle community is very large there.
The second mail could be a true one too. I am not sure if a vietnames oracle technologist has the possiblilties to download software made in america if he has no metalink access.
Greetings Karl
Geoff Dodd - Tools
· 1 year ago
Yes it is remarkable what humans write into our subscription forms, too. Some want the world for a penny or a promise.
All Comments
If you can't figure out where/how to download Oracle, then you have no hope of passing a certification exam. Or of finding your way out of the rain, for that matter.
I'm jealous, the emails I get from "Fans" give me discounts on medical drugs and tempt me to leave my fiance for other local women
BTW, can you ship me a copy of Oracle 25X (I figure that'll be the release name in 15 years), since you are the company :D
Matt
Agreed, the best part of this is that the person isn't even TRYING to go to Oracle and download the software! I mean come on...like Rob said, if you can't find the download button on Oracle's web site...wow, just stop, save yourself a lot of pain, and consider other career options.
I have a strong feeling that these two "Oracle learners" are simply spammers. But, that's the first time I get such "dumb" spam e-mails! Or maybe they think I am the dumb one.
Hi
i do not believe these are spam mails.
The first mail could be a true one because not many oracle technologist are as internet based as we are. For example in germany i do know only a couple of oracle bloggers 2 or 3!
But the oracle community is very large there.
The second mail could be a true one too. I am not sure if a vietnames oracle technologist has the possiblilties to download software made in america if he has no metalink access.
Greetings
Karl