I think Oracle9i went into GA, on a limited set of platforms, in June 2001.
The 9i beta program hadn't even started two years ago.  Anyone with two
years experience with it was likely on the Oracle development team.  The
"requirement" probably came from some HR person who simply adds "requires
two years experience" to anything mentioned in the posting.  The recruiters,
with their astounding knowledge of the IT industry, simply typed it up and
submitted it to the web sites.  (That is what those big commissions are for
isn't it? ;-)

Don Granaman
[OraSaurus]

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> i rather suspect you are right Don .... considering that
> Oracle 9i was released when ? summer of 2001 ?  how can
> one have 2 years of experience on 9i ?   they probably meant
> to say 2 years of Oracle DBA experience or something to
> that effect , but have no idea what the hell that means
> anyway.   also , the 9i certification program just started
> a last fall so unless you are upgrading from a previous
> certification i doubt anyone has completly finished this
> process.
>
> oh well , were just dba's , what the hell do we know anyway ?
>
> Peace !
>
> Mike

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