it a requirement.
Otherwise, who would ever take a course?
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Not really, most of DBA on this list did their OCP without any
Oracle formal
training. Use your experience on that version, study relevant
material or
available books/docs, do practice of STS test
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Not really, most of DBA on this list did their OCP without any Oracle formal
training. Use your experience on that version, study relevant material or
available books/docs, do practice of
Not really, most of DBA on this list did their OCP without any Oracle formal
training. Use your experience on that version, study relevant material or
available books/docs, do practice of STS test questions and then you are
pretty much ready for exam.
I did my OCP from 7. to 9i without attendin
Does anyone other than Oracle truely believe that a course is necessary if
you can pass the exam?
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One may as well get used to putting forth some extra expenditure when
getting certif
Well, if you take the Introduction to Oracle9i: SQL course. (BTW, I
was wrong about the price differential - I was looking at the wrong CD -
the price differential is actually $200, not $115, sorry about that) so
that ups the original figure I wrote from $865 to $950. Still not bad,
though, de
all you have to do is buy the self study CD? are you sure? I thought you had
to get a class? which are atleast $1500 online?
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> True. You can save yourself $115
True. You can save yourself $115 if you do it this way.
8i cert + upgrade - $750
9i cert (with required class, using Self-Study CD-ROM) - $865
It's up to you ...
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Ryan
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you can do the
you can do the 8i cert and upgrade without paying for the course.
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> One may as well get used to putting forth some extra expenditure when
> getting certified
One may as well get used to putting forth some extra expenditure when
getting certified now.
The publisher, Coriolis, went under.
And now Oracle is requiring that you complete at least one of their prep
courses (irrespective of whether you believe you need it or not) in
order to become OCP-certi
they are not outstanding. they are ok? They are also expensive. I have found the
Coriolis books to be better than the Osborne books in quality. They dont have 9i ones.
you can get the 8.0/8i ones for $9/each at maryland-merchant.com
Im using those myself, then the docs. I didnt like the osborne
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