1Z0-045 (for 8i OCPs or Gold DBA 10g)

Hello Gurus, OTN members,
Please clear my doubt about upgrade certification exam.
I am Oracle 8i OCP certified (DBA track); I want to upgrade myself from 8i to 10g; for which I selected paper code "1Z0-045" title "Oracle Database 10g: New Features for Oracle8i OCPs"
I have enrolled myself for it, but at oracle test center, they use OTC tool which connects to pearsonave, where I log on & can select my exam paper code.
They are not using perasonave web browser to conduct the examination.
The reason they use OTC tool so as they need to give the voucher number instead they put order number.
Now, the issue is with this OTC tool, I can see the exam code "1Z0-045" however the exam title reflects as "Gold DBA 10g" (it NOWHERE shows title "Oracle Database 10g: New Features for Oracle8i OCPs") -- But it (title) is there in the pearsonave website.+
I am NOT interested to write this exam title, but according to Oracle test center it is the same & will have NO effect on upgrade path & the certificate.
My purpose of giving this exam is to upgrade myself from 8i OCP to 10g OCP; I am doubting if the syllabus is same and is this really a correct exam code+title.
I request you to please suggest me what I should do & confirm if these paper code, title are same or different.
PS: There are some oracle partner institute which have no issue conducting exam from pearsonave website after providing the voucher name for the same paper code + title "1Z0-045 Oracle Database 10g: New Features for Oracle8i OCPs".

They both are same.
Can be found that this has a different title for OTC
http://www.oracle-exams.net/2010-oracle-available-tests/

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IZo-045 Oracle Database 10g DBA New Features for Oracle8i OCPs exam

I am preparing for IZO-045 Oracle Database 10g DBA New Features for Oracle8i OCPs exam, wanted to know in order to pass the exam,
Is it enough to read the exam topics mentioned on the following webpage.
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_exam_id=1Z0_045
I really apreciate if someone who already passed this test like to share his/her experience.
Regards
Muhammad Ali

muhammadali wrote:
I am preparing for IZO-045 Oracle Database 10g DBA New Features for Oracle8i OCPs exam, wanted to know in order to pass the exam,
Is it enough to read the exam topics mentioned on the following webpage.
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_exam_id=1Z0_045
I really apreciate if someone who already passed this test like to share his/her experience.
Regards
Muhammad AliOkay I've haven't done 1z0-045 ... but I at one point I was considering 1z0-050 so I'm willing to share my views on an upgrade exam and exams in general.
Remember Oracle are trying to ensure that a DBA who was tested at 8i DBA OCP has nw
It depends on your definition of read the topics. If you mean literally just read the topics then that will result in a failure. If you mean study research practice and fully understand the topics that should lead to a pass.
Bear in mind that Oracle would expect a competent 8i DBA attending the 5 day training course Oracle Database 10g: New Features for Oracle8i DBAs [http://education.oracle.com/web_prod-plq-dad/plsql/show_desc.redirect?dc=D17389GC10&p_org_id=&lang=&source_call=] to be able pass the exam with perhaps 2 to 4 weeks further study, revision and practice.
Interestingly this particular exam has a relatively high pass mark (73%) ... one implication of that is that it is prudent to be comfortable with all topics.
Generally an upgrade exam will cover topics beyond that of the straight OCA/OCP exams. The questions will obviously be at OCP level.
It is possilble the Sybex book Oracle 10g New Features for Administrators Study Guide (Certification Study Guide) ISBN-13: 978-0782143553 which although for 1z0-040 may have some relevance for some of your topics. If you choose to purchase it that is your choice. (It seems to have good amazon reviews ... though all of these books can contain errors, it may or may not be updated for 10gR2, and some Sybex Oracle books are sometimes OTT in some areas IMHO, but that wouldn't stop me using one).

1Z0-045: Oracle Database 10g: New Features for Oracle 8i OCPs

Hi,
I was looking for right reference book for the 1z0-045 upgrade certification. I could not find any reference book that is related to this certification. Only one book have found out on Amazon site, which is "OCP Oracle Database 10g: New Features for Administrators Exam Guide (Oracle Press) (Paperback)" published by McGraw Hill.
But this book does not show exem number 1z0-045 anywhere. So I am not sure, is it a right book to buy.
Please let me know if any one has any knowledge about that.
I appreciate for your information.
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Amit

The book you mention is for those individuals who are upgrading their 9i OCP to the 10g OCP. Since you are apparently upgrading from 8i OCP, there is possibly a gap in your learning. You might want to take a look at OCP Oracle9i Database: New Features for Administrators Exam Guide (Paperback) which explains the new features for Oracle 9i to someone coming from an 8i background. No additional exam would be needed in your case but this book may help to fill out your knowledge a bit. You could also take a look at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96531/toc.htm if you would rather not buy an additional book.
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Hi Guys,
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Hi Guys,
I am currently a certified 8i Oracle Database (OCP). In order to be upgraded
to 10g Oracle Database (OCP), one exam (1Z0-045) is required. However, I
have been looking for the studying material for that exam for some time.
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have been searching for these for some days.
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1Z0-042 + 1Z0-043 are the two components that make up a reasonable introductory 10g DBA. 1Z0-045 simply concentrates on those portions of the above two courses that an 8i OCP does not already know.
If you know the material in 042 & 043, you have no problem with 045. If competence counts, reviewing the 042/3 material is the way to go. If getting certification through rote memorization is the goal, well ... then it's probably better to wait for the test-specific study guide.

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I have a small dilemma
For Christmas I was given a copy of OCA/OCP Oracle Database 11g All-in-One Exam Guide with CD-ROM: Exams 1Z0-051, 1Z0-052, 1Z0-053 (Osborne Oracle Press Series) [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Oracle-Database-All-Guide-CD-ROM/dp/0071629181/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1262090730&sr=1-5|http://www.amazon.co.uk/Oracle-Database-All-Guide-CD-ROM/dp/0071629181/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1262090730&sr=1-5]
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TT - Oracle D/B 10g Program PL/SQL-QA-IQ
TT - Oracle PL/SQL - GK
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But my question surrounds 11g OCP and how it requires instructor led training - now I have done my 10g course but I guess this wont count as an instructor led course for 11g OCP.
If not then im going to need to take the route of 1Z0-042, 1Z0-043 to get OCP and 1Z0-050 to upgrade to 11g
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I really dont want to have to take the book back or purchase another.
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user3554032 wrote:
Hi All
I have a small dilemma
Think of it as an opporunity
For Christmas I was given .... (Take me to your santa ...)
.... (snipped)
Thanks in advance
RobYour'e thinking sensibly about this. Well done. And the hands on course needs to be considered carefully and I often say this can be deciding factor in planning.
IMHO there is at least 80% commonality between the topics for 1z0-042 AND 1Z0-052 .... and probably similar for 1z0-043 and 1z0-053 whoug I've never directly checked this and there may be a greater divergence there.
Be aware some topics in 1z0-050 will not be covered in the books you have as far as I am aware.
One option you have not considered is taking exams in this order ..... this will give you 10g OCP and 11g OCP. This is wha I did .... but it mainly occured that for me way as the 1z0-053 was fairly delayed into production and I wanted the certificates I could have as soon as possilble .... ie 10gDBAOCP and 11gDBAOCA. I actually did the 1z1-053 beta for my 11g DBA OCP ... cheaper than 1z0-050 as I already had 11g DBA OCA.
1z0-051 1z0-042 1z0-052 1z0-043 1z0-053.
I know you dont want to buy another book, but the 10g ones from Sybex (and associated CDROM's) give a slightly different viewpoint (though they are for 10gR1 and are not updated for 10gR2 topics). IMHO the sybex books can ometimes go a little over the top in some areas. But all these books can contain some errors ... however they do provide an extra set of practice questions. However it is an option for you.
Its worth registering your 10g course as a hands on course as soon as reasonably possible to ensure there are no issues with it (I assume you have attended the course from Oracle University).
Anyway these are my thoughts. But you know your own circumstances and are responsible for your own decisions. Good Luck.
- bigdelboy.

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Hi
I cleared 1Z0-051 and 1Z0-052 and have attended '10g Admin I' training few years back but this training does not list in 'approved courses' list of prerequisite for 11g OCP certification. Is there any workaround to avoid spending money on mandatory prereq course (which is of no use as I am working on 11g for past 3 years) and make use of '10g Admin I' training as prereq ?
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Amar

user7402120 wrote:
Hi
I cleared 1Z0-051 and 1Z0-052 and have attended '10g Admin I' training few years back but this training does not list in 'approved courses' list of prerequisite for 11g OCP certification. Is there any workaround to avoid spending money on mandatory prereq course (which is of no use as I am working on 11g for past 3 years) and make use of '10g Admin I' training as prereq ?
Please advise.
AmarI suggest to To Avoid spending any BIG money.
(1) Submit your '10g Admin 1' course as a 10g DBA pre-req exam and ensure it has been recognised for 10g DBA OCP
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(3) Pass either 1z0-050 or 1z0-053 for 11g DBA OCP (1z0-053 is relevant for you as you have a 1z0-052 pass)
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Hi all
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RELEASE     620
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VERSION     36
RC          -3
MODULE      ninti.c
LINE        428
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