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Google indexing for Oracle docs



Posted by: Mark Brunelli
Oracle database administration, Oracle applications

Great news for Oracle users, newbies and otherwise, everywhere: the official Oracle documentation is currently being indexed by Google. You used to have to register for the Oracle Technology Network (OTN) to gain access to these docs. Registration was free, but still an annoying extra step. Then Oracle introduced “Google-style” searching, but the docs were still unavailable to external search. Soon we’ll all be a mere Google search away from this wealth of information. Three cheers! (Unfortunately, word is that MetaLink will never be similarly indexed.)

-Elisa

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