Documentation source!!

Hi all,
Is there any source, where I can get Oracle 8.1.7 complete documentation (HTML Format) for download?
Thanks
Raju

Oracle documentation is only viewable on OTN; the entire documentation set is not available for download. However, you can buy product documentation at Oracle Store (only available in certain countries). Please see http://otn.oracle.com/software/store/discount.html for information on the 20% OTN discount on Oracle Store documentation, and then select the "Documentation" tab on Oracle Store.
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machel wrote:I know it looks complex, but I believe it is not as complex as it seems to be although
not as simple as I want it to be. Any ideas how to make it simpler are highly appreciated.
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machel wrote:
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machel wrote:
dolik.rce wrote:execute some actions conditionally
Interesting idea. I must think about it.
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