Thanks MAK. I really do appreciate it.

I will check out and read all of the tutorials that I can find.

Also, is there one particular database that stands out over the others? Maybe one that is in higher demand in the market?

My current company wants to learn more about databases, development and administration. Which is find with me as I find it something very exciting to learn. In fact, I would not even mind switching to databases as being my specialty.

With that in mind, any other suggestions? Aside from the links posted as well as reading tutorials and so forth, possibly study a certain DB or shoot for a certification?

Thanks again!

Tarballed