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Batman24
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Registered: Jun 2001 Location: Country: United States State: Certifications: Oracle 8i, 9i Working on: MCDBA
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Should I Wait??
Do you guys think I should wait?
For those that dont already know, Oracle Application Developer release 2 will be phased out by July 31st of this year. A new release 6/6i will take its place. Oracle recommends that those that are currently pursuing release 2 certification complete their requirements by July 31st.
For someone who has not yet gotten started on the Developer track, do you think I should go on a crash course and try to take all exams for release2 before July 31st or should I just wait and work on release 6/6i?
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04-04-02 02:31 PM
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odonata
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Registered: Jan 2002 Location: Country: USA State: Certifications: OCP (App. Dev.) Working on: Java
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The "new" release is already out and has been out, so there is no waiting involved. Both tracks require the Intro to PL/SQL and the Program Units exam, so at least start there and see your timeline after that. 5 exams is a lot to complete is such a short time period, I already decided to just go for the 6i track instead od the release 2 track. You only need 4 exams for the 6i track too, instead of the 5 for the Release 2 track. Good Luck 
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04-05-02 02:54 PM
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Batman24
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Registered: Jun 2001 Location: Country: United States State: Certifications: Oracle 8i, 9i Working on: MCDBA
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Hey Odonata..
Thanx for the reply.
I know that 6i is already out and their is no waiting involved. I guess I should of phrased my question differently by asking if I should work on 6i certification or crash course through release 2 in 4 months time. Im currently working on 8i OCP so I already have PL/SQL under my belt that would roll-over to the developer track as well. I only have one more last exam (Net8 Admin) before I get my 8i OCP.
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04-05-02 03:52 PM
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chukws
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Registered: Jan 2002 Location: Vaasa Country: Finland State: Certifications: None Yet Working on: Working on OCP Oracle Application Developer (1/4)
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Hi
Where can I can more infor about 6i. Am working towards Oracle Application Developer track with the first exam (1z0-001) Introduction to Oracle SQL and PLSQL. I am new in this field, so I don't know much about the goings on. You advice is heartly Welcome
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04-07-02 11:25 AM
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don9999
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Registered: Aug 2001 Location: Country: United Kingdom State: Certifications: Other Working on:
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I too am just starting out on the 6i developer track. I already have 1z0-001, and am now starting work on 1Z0-001 PL/SQL Program Units.
Am using the Oracle Press book, and things appear to be pretty straightforward so far.
Would be interested to share views/experiences with other people following this track. Possibly encourage each other to maintain momentum to get through the four exams.
Maybe share note, test questions etc.
Feel free to contact me at don9999@hotmail.com
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