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Hello All!<br />
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I am just getting into working with databases. I have been using Access, but I would like to learn how to work in databases properly at the enterprise level.<br />
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Can anyone recommend a good, on-line, program for database education? I have seen several (Phoenix, Kaplan, etc.) but I don't know anyone who has gone through them. &nbsp;<br />
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Thank you for your time!
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Hello All!

I am just getting into working with databases. I have been using Access, but I would like to learn how to work in databases properly at the enterprise level.

Can anyone recommend a good, on-line, program for database education? I have seen several (Phoenix, Kaplan, etc.) but I don't know anyone who has gone through them.  

Thank you for your time!

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