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| Mukasa 2001-06-20, 10:03 am |
| Hii Guys , Somebody HEEELLLPPPPP!!!
Please let me know where and how to effectively prepare and excel in my Oracle Developer Certification Exams i.e Oracle Application Developer Exams
I have not undertaken any papers yet and don't even have the slightest idea on how to begin preparing. I also have no previous experience with Oracle
Someone pliz help!!
N/B- Please not the Kifah style
Thanks. Any relevant help will be appreciated
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| prem_rajani 2001-06-23, 3:10 am |
| greetings,
hey u have to put on ur own efforts pal to learn oracle.get the best book for oracle available in ur market and also go thru online tutorials which is very useful.then to test urself how string ur in ur subject there are sites which offer free sample tests.and u should also do some inhouse project of ur own in oracle to know about ur own skills and capabilities.after all are over then u get advice from experts about ocp test n tips mn tricks.join in possible all oracle discussion forum for instance in irc theres a separate channel for each language.there ppl come to clear their doubts try to solve their probs u'll know how efficient ur and in which part ur weak.blah blah etc.this how i learn pal.it may sound absurd but this is life.i have started preparing for ocp n also doing projects on my own to know my weakness.
"In a zero-defect approach,there are no unimportant items." | |
| stecal 2001-06-29, 6:06 pm |
| It is fairly obvious you don't know anything about this topic as there is no such thing as Oracle Developer 8i. FYI, Oracle8i refers to the RDBMS, and Forms 6i/Reports 6i refers to what used to be Developer 6.0. Try reading a lightweight books such Oracle DBA 101 to get an idea of what you're facing. It doesn't come easy, and it doesn't come free. | |
| Nicole 2001-06-29, 7:30 pm |
| The certifications for App Dev are:
Oracle Developer Release 2
Internet Applications Developer (Oracle Forms Developer Rel. 6/6i)
Oracle Java Developer
The DBA track follows the DB release numbers, for example 8 or 8i
http://www.oracle.com/education/cer...ml?content.html
is a good place to start for details. | |
| sql21 2001-10-14, 11:47 pm |
| "Developer 8i" term is OK, because all Developer programmers are using Oracle 8i, PERIOD. | |
| stecal 2001-10-15, 10:09 am |
| You must be kidding. You can use Oracle 8.1.6, for example, on Solaris 2.6, Solaris 7 and Solaris 8. You can use Developer 6.0 ONLY on Solaris 2.6. After that, you need Forms & Reports 6i for Solaris 7 and 8. Do a search on MetaLink for "Developer 8i." Look on OTN for any reference to something called Developer 8i. You won't find anything for the simple reason there is no such thing as Developer 8i. Also, "all Developer programmers are using Oracle 8i" is incorrect. There are lots of places still using 7.3.4, and some are using 9i. So, no, it is not okay to say Developer 8i. |
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