WHAT ARE THE RECOMMENDED CERTIFICATIONS FOR A SOFTWARE DEVELOPER?

HI FRIENDS COULD SOME ONE HELP ME OUT WITH THE LIST OF RECOMMENDED CERTIFICATION FOR A PROGRAMMER. TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF MY WORKING PLATFORM. I WORK IN C/C++ AS FRONTEND WITH UNIX AS BACKEND. I ALSO DEAL WITH UML AT TIMES. SO DO PLEASE HELP ME OUT TO SPOT THE EXACT CERTIFICATION WHICH WOULD HELP ME IN MY CARRIER.
Edited by: user11087237 on 20 Apr, 2009 9:43 PM

You can get an OCP (Advanced PL/SQL) by completing 1z0-146. You have in practice to get PLSQL OCA first.
You can also get OCP via a forms route instead .... 1z0-141. What I am trying to say is Oracle has a number of products other than sql* Forms, and forms may be in decline, so if you are not already familiar with forms that may not be the best place to put efforts.
What I was trying to say that is possilbly that effot getting to know apex (application express) may be better than time spent trying to ge to grips with and certifiying in Forms. (Though as far as I am aware there is no apex certification).
i feel that you suggest me something other than oca /ocp certification. if i am right do please clear me out . and for your information i have worked in sql & plsql for quite a good time.In summary
I am suggesting you seriously consider Oracle PL/SQL Developer Certified Associate(OCA) and Oracle Advanced PL/SQL Developer Certified Professional (OCP).
However the case for studying for (Oracle Forms Developer Certified Professional (OCP)) is perhaps less clear cut if you have not aleady got forms experience, and that for you effort may be better spent elsewhere, possilby even in non certified study (jdeveloper, application express, oracle designer ... )
Rgds - bigdelboy
Hope that is less unambiguous.

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