Certification tips for argus 1Z0-551?

Hi
I am a pl/sql developer.I wish to write oracle certification on Argus Safety 1Z0-551.
Anyone who have attended the test pls share your experiance on:
How to pass in 1Z0-551 ?
and
Where to find the study materials ?
Thanks

Arun Rajesh wrote:
Hi
I am a pl/sql developer.I wish to write oracle certification on Argus Safety 1Z0-551.
Anyone who have attended the test pls share your experiance on:
How to pass in 1Z0-551 ?
and
Where to find the study materials ?
ThanksIts probably unlikely an Argus specialist will pass by .... but I could be wrong.
You may have passed by these links already ... but sometimes its always good to point the obvious places:
http://www.oracle.com/partners/en/knowledge-zone/applications/argus-safety-exam-study-guide-328824.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/partners/en/knowledge-zone/applications/argus-safety-exam-page-328790.html
If you are an Oracle Partner you will likely have access to extra resources, if you do not you may be forced to look up the information for the exam topic in the Oracle online documentation yourself and make notes on your gaps.
Unfortunately if you search online you will likely only braindumps: (https://blogs.oracle.com/certification/entry/0477)
Also checkout: http://certification.oracle.com to see about the certification purpose.
Rgds:
bigdelboy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2QApwtE8zQ

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Which book topics to follow for exam 1Z0-007? Sybex or Oracle press?

Hi, I am studying following both books for exam 1Z0-007 but sybex book by Chip Dawes covers more topics then oracle book. I am wondering if i still need to study those topics in sybex book which are not covered in oracle press book? For example DML Locks have been discussed in detail in sybex book as compare to oracle book and few topics are missing in oracle press and don't know if there will be any question in the exam from those topics?
1) OCP Introduction to Oracle9i: SQL Exam Guide by Jason Couchman
2) OCA/OCP: Introduction to Oracle9i SQL Study Guide by Chip Dawes, Biju Thomas
Can anyone pls advise? Also i like to know if SelfTest software covers same questions which are in sybex and oracke press book? Because SelfTest software has same questions for microsoft exams which are already in the cd of microsoft official press books.
Thanks

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Hi, I am studying following both books for exam 1Z0-007 but sybex book by Chip Dawes covers more topics then oracle book. I am wondering if i still need to study those topics in sybex book which are not covered in oracle press book? For example DML Locks have been discussed in detail in sybex book as compare to oracle book and few topics are missing in oracle press and don't know if there will be any question in the exam from those topics?
1) OCP Introduction to Oracle9i: SQL Exam Guide by Jason Couchman
2) OCA/OCP: Introduction to Oracle9i SQL Study Guide by Chip Dawes, Biju Thomas
Can anyone pls advise? Also i like to know if SelfTest software covers same questions which are in sybex and oracke press book? Because SelfTest software has same questions for microsoft exams which are already in the cd of microsoft official press books.
ThanksChill.
The proper method is to look at the exam topics on [http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_org_id=1001&lang=US&p_exam_id=1Z0_007] which is authorative.
either the Sybex or Oracle Press book is authorative, and sometimes exam changes after these are printed (with revision from 9iR1 to9iR2 for example).
In general you should probably have enough material in the two books given for this exam. Its probably cheaper to take the exam itself rather than buy additional Selftest questions. Your time may well be better spent practicing the things you have trouble with. Also be aware these books can have errors. And learn whichever is in either book even if it isnt examined. Its good for you!

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