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‎2018 Oct 19 6:39 PM
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When SAP started to replace the Oracle Financials installations I had worked on or had installed, I used to wish I could learn SAP. Now, I want to do it. I have 10+ years' experience working as an Oracle DBA and an Oracle Financials DBA/developer, as either a consultant or as the in-house expert. It seems like a difficult road to find a way to break in to SAP, but some of you have probably done it. 🙂 I'm in Los Angeles now. I eagerly await your advice. Thanks!
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