Formation & Certification

Hello,
I am looking of a training and a certification in Oracle "Oracle Database 11g : Database Administrator " and
"Oracle Spatial" in Frabce.
I work in the field of geographical information
Thank you for help.

Please excuse myFrench it is not good
S'il vous plaît excuser mon Français ce n'est pas bonTo try to learn Database Administration and Spatial at the same time is unusual. There is not too much synergy here (Hans would be a better judge).
Pour essayer d'apprendre Database Administration et Spatial est en même temps curieux. Il n'y a pas trop de synergie ici (Hans serait un meilleur juge). If you are interest in the spatial course good SQL and PL/SQL are necessary first.
Actually for Spatial a PL/SQL OCA or OCP would be a good certification to precede your training. (IMHO).
[http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=155]
Si vous êtes l'intérêt dans le cours Spatial bons SQL et PL/SQL sont nécessaires premiers
En fait pour Spatial un PL/SQL OCA ou OCP serait une bonne certification pour précéder votre entraînement. (dans mon humble opinion)To get an overview of DBA things then the 2-day DBA course is good. Perhaps that is all you need for your purposes.
[http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28301/toc.htm]
Pour obtenir un aperçu général de choses de DBA alors le cours de DBA de 2 jours est bon. Qu'est peut-être tout vous avez besoin de pour vos buts. These are just my views. Your choice of training seems unusual; but I am not fully aware of your circumstances. I wonder if you may be better to concentrate on DBA or Spatial first and then do the other. I personally think you should consider the route:
Ceux-ci sont juste mes vues. Votre choix d'entraînement semble curieux ; mais je ne suis pas entièrement conscient de vos circonstances. Je me demande si vous pouvez être de mieux concentrer sur DBA ou Spatial premier et fait alors l'autre. Je pense personnellement que vous devriez considérer la route : 1) 2-Day DBA (self course).
2) Study PL/SQL (and SQL) to a good standard, perhaps take a certification at PL/SQL OCA or even PL/SQL OCP.
3) Attend Spatial Training
4) Study for Database Administration.
1) DBA de 2 jours (coule automatiquement).
2) PL/SQL d'Etude (et SQL) à une bonne norme, peut-être prendre une certification à PL/SQL OCA ou même PL/SQL OCP.
3) Assister l'Entraînement Spatial
4) l'Etude pour l'Administration de données. For an Experienced DBA who has already passed 1z0-052 and 1z0-053 and who is working with developers using Spatial taking the Spatial training and submitting as a hands-on-course is sensible; for others this may not be the best choice.
Pour un DBA avec l'expérience qui a passé déjà 1z0-052 et 1z0-053 et qui travaille avec les entrepreneurs utilisant prendre Spatial l'entraînement Spatial et soumettant comme une mains-sur-le cours est raisonnable ; pour d'autres ceci ne peut pas être le meilleur choix. + Thanks to the first free translator on my googe search, today it was [http://ets.freetranslation.com]. I spotted one of its attempts to change experienced DBA to DBA expérimenté. While use of the translater seems a joke teachers tried to teach me french for 7 years betwen 9 and 16 yet when I order a glass of wine in Dieppe a massive bottle appears. What the translater sometimes helps is to ensure I have used reasonable english in the answer and someone who finds English does not understand.
Edited by: bigdelboy on 27-Sep-2009 03:38 ( A correction - expérimenté in French seems to translate to tested (or experienced) rather than expermenting or experimental as I had assumed. I shall go back to trying to get my English right).

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The networking industry over the last few years has made exceptional development so has increased the demand of networking professionals. Cisco Corporation is heading the networking industry by offering networking data management and all other highly specialized solutions for networking such as voice, video, and wireless. IT industry and economy are unpredictable and -it’s very important for an IT professional to keep himself updated with the new inventions in IT field. Networking professionals who want to secure their career and want to move up to the next higher level of their career often opt to go for Cisco Certifications. However most of the time they get confused which course they should take and what plan they should follow to competently complete their Cisco Certifications.
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Message was edited by: MonsieurBon

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Concept is tested. If you understand the concept, you have a better chance of answering the question than trying to remember the actual bullet points in the academy course material.
Use the online help to find and review the concepts covered in the certification course material. The information in the online help is presented in a different format to the course material and will therefore solidify the concepts presented. You will be much better prepared to answer the questions regardless of how the question may be worded. This really works.
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The certification exam is conducted in three levels, associate, principal and master. If you are a first timer then go with associate level, and there aftre gaining experience you can enhance your career with other levels of exam.
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anyone can link me to a Microsoft press release / blog / webpage that announced the scrapping of the January 31, 2014 deadline (as I must of missed this announcement)
anyone can give an update on the current Microsoft thinking about when this certificate will retire? Especially any links to announcements.
are both MCSA and MCITP certifications still being awarded?
advise what's the best way of staying up to date with multiple changes to exam and certification retirement announcement? (apart from borntolearn, which is awful and again, just directs back to the retired exams/certifications pages)
Many thanks everybody!
edit: formatting and spelling

Why choose a near retiring credential ?
* Have ever you applied for a job with keyword requirements ? Employers can be (and have been) insanely specific. (Then again that sort of gatekeeping for employment usually guarantees a fresh batch of pathological liars are your applicants, but I digress.)
* Also could be on a time deadline, e.g. contract bid requires x number of people to be certified, CompTIA requirement deadline could be arriving, and so on.
* Taking 2K08 exams when working in a 2K08 environment is probably easier than jumping into the next version without any access to it (other than building your own virtual servers or labs).
My current employer uses 2K08 not 2K12. There are also 2K03 servers still in production (eventually being phased out).
I don't know what the stats are today but (in 2012) 2K08 was leading over 2k12 in market share.
I thought that's what truly drives these exams' and certification's availability.

What kind of certification is needed?

Hi!
I have an issue with getting the right certification of a form. The
Adobe XML Form Object Model Reference 2.2 describes the exportData method at page 575. In the very first paragraph is says "For security purposes, this method only executes when performed on certified documents." I have certified my form for export of data and the
exportData method works fine as long as I don't specify what the file name should be. In the examples the current code is used:
xfa.host.exportData("filename.xml", 0); // will generate data in XML format
This will not work. Does it have to do with the certification or is a bug?
best regards
Håkon

[email protected] wrote:
> Hello Håkon Helliesen
>
> What does this exactly mean? (1) You can export the form data but with a name you don't like or (2) you can't export the form data?
>
> Do I need Security Server to export data with the export function?
>
> Thank you
> Sincerely
> Lore
You can export form data using the "File-->Form Data-->Export Data from Form" menu option in Adobe
Acrobat. This will pop up a dialog allowing you to specify a file name and file location to store
the XML file.
If you want to export the data using a button and some javascript code, you can do this as well with
Adobe Acrobat. You would make a call to the xfa.host.exportData() method without specifying a file
name. This will cause the same dialog to popup allowing you to specify a file name and file location.
If you want to do the same thing with Adobe Reader, you have to use Reader Extensions Server to add
the export capability to the document. The reason for this is because exporting data is not
standard functionality provided with Adobe Reader.
Now, if you want to call the exportData() method and specify a filename, you must certify your
document. This is done for security reasons. When you specify a filename, it will automatically
write the file out to the user's hard drive. Any time an application is automatically writing a
file out to the user's hard drive, there is some opportunity for malicious code, so Adobe is
requiring that this be a certified document to prevent this capability from be exploited to spread
viruses and spyware. To certify a document, you must add a digital signature to the document. You
can do this in two ways:
- You can certify the document manually using Adobe Acrobat
- You can certify the document programmatically using Adobe LiveCycle Security
So no, you don't need Security Server to export data. You should use the above information to
determine what is the best approach for you.
Justin Klei
Cardinal Solutions Group
www.cardinalsolutions.com

COBOL format into Oracle 11.1.0.6.0

hi
We encountered problem while writing into Oracle 11.1.0.6.0 database from Compressed values through COBOL. The problem occurred for some specific values.
Actual Values:
We encountered while writing amount +2000.000 (to +2007.000) COBOL format into Oracle 11.1.0.6.0 release. Amount written in the database is +2015.167 instead of +2000.000. The same is working fine with Oracle 10.2.0.1.0 release.
os is hpux 11.23
plz suggest.

user511621 wrote:
We encountered problem while writing into Oracle 11.1.0.6.0 database from Compressed values through COBOL. The problem occurred for some specific values.
Actual Values:
We encountered while writing amount +2000.000 (to +2007.000) COBOL format into Oracle 11.1.0.6.0 release. Amount written in the database is +2015.167 instead of +2000.000. The same is working fine with Oracle 10.2.0.1.0 release.
os is hpux 11.23Are you using Pro*Cobol? Has this been updated together with the new Oracle version used? If not, have you looked at the product certification matrix for the Pro*Cobol version you use against the new Oracle version?
As for using a COMP data type - Oracle does not support that as far as I know (it uses its own internal numeric format). You likely use COMP as the native COBOL type and when the OCI call is made to Oracle from COBOL, the COMP value is bound to a SQL bind variable. The data transformation to an Oracle compatible type (something that Oracle can understand) will occur there.

ABAP Certification - Regd

Hi All,
I am currently preparing for certification this tech ed.
I got the syllabus fom SDN and sap website.
i found the following is <b>missing</b> from the syllabus.
<b>ALE / IDOC/ EDI
Smart forms
SAP Script
LSMW
ALV Reporting
ABAP Query
RFC
BAPI</b>
Some certified consultant can clear my doubt, whether questions from the above areas will be asked or not.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Senthil

Hi laxmi,
syllabus:
Certificate name : SAP NetWeaver - ABAP Workbench (2003) (C_TAW12) 3 / 80 SAP WebAS 6.20
The certification test consists of questions from the areas specified below:
Topic Areas
1. mySAP.com Technologies
- mySAP.com
- Navigation (system handling)
- Technical setup of an SAP system
- System-wide concepts
2. ABAP Workbench Basics (++)
- Data types and data objects
- Internal tables
- Data retrieval (authorization check)
- Subroutines
- The ABAP Runtime System
- Function groups and function modules
- Program calls and data transfer
3. ABAP Objects (++)
- Classes and objects
- Inheritance
- Casting
- Interfaces
- Events
- Global classes and interfaces
- Exception handling
- Dynamic programming
4. ABAP Dictionary (++)
- Database tables
- Performance for table access
- Consistency through input check (foreigh key dependency)
- Dependency of ABAP Dictionary objects
- Views
- Search help
5. Techniqes for List Generation (++)
- Data output to lists
- Selection screen
- Logical database
- Program-specific data retrieval
- Data formatting and control level processing
- Storage of lists and background processing
- Interactive lists
6. Dialog Programming (++)
- Screen (basics)
- User interface (GUI title, GUI status)
- Screen elements for output (text fields, status icons, and group boxes)
- Screen elements for input/output
- Subscreen and tabstrip control
- Table control
- Context menu
- Dialog programming lists
7. Database Changes
- Database updates with Open SQL
- LUWs and Client/Server Architecture
- SAP locking concept
- Organizing database changes
- Complex LUW processing
- Number assignment
- Change-document creation
8. Enhancements and Modifications
- Changes in SAP Standards
- Personalization
- Enhancements to Dictionary elements
- Enhancements using customer exits
- Business Transaction Events
- Business Add-Ins
- Modifications
Weighting Key in the Test:
+ = 1 - 10%
++ = 11 - 20%
+++ = over 20%
Regards,
Senthil

Urgent Help for ABAP Certification

Hi everyone,
I am planning to do certification in ABAP by Jan.
Can anyone provide me the proper materials for preparing for certification.
I would be grateful if anyone can help.
Thanks in advance,
Nitin

Hi Nitin,
All About ABAP Certification
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This is link from SAP about ABAP certification
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/certification/curriculum.asp?rid=351
http://www.sapteched.com/india/confactivities/certexam.htm
http://www50.sap.com/useducation/certification/curriculum.asp?rid=351
There is a pdf called ABAP certification.
http://www.esnips.com/web/SAP-ABAP?
You can try www.sapdoamin.com
They provide Certification simulation questions which are very useful and a must try site.
Have a look at below link for mySAP Technology - ABAP Workbench
https://websmp206.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/011000358700000746472003E
Have a look at below link for SAP NetWeaver - ABAP Workbench
http://www30.sap.com/hk/services/education/pdf/cert/ABAPWB.pdf
The certification test consists of questions from the areas specified below:
Topic Areas
1. mySAP.com Technologies
- mySAP.com
- Navigation (system handling)
- Technical setup of an SAP system
- System-wide concepts
2. ABAP Workbench Basics (++)
- Data types and data objects
- Internal tables
- Data retrieval (authorization check)
- Subroutines
- The ABAP Runtime System
- Function groups and function modules
- Program calls and data transfer
3. ABAP Objects (++)
- Classes and objects
- Inheritance
- Casting
- Interfaces
- Events
- Global classes and interfaces
- Exception handling
- Dynamic programming
4. ABAP Dictionary (++)
- Database tables
- Performance for table access
- Consistency through input check (foreigh key dependency)
- Dependency of ABAP Dictionary objects
- Views
- Search help
5. Techniqes for List Generation (++)
- Data output to lists
- Selection screen
- Logical database
- Program-specific data retrieval
- Data formatting and control level processing
- Storage of lists and background processing
- Interactive lists
6. Dialog Programming (++)
- Screen (basics)
- User interface (GUI title, GUI status)
- Screen elements for output (text fields, status icons, and group boxes)
- Screen elements for input/output
- Subscreen and tabstrip control
- Table control
- Context menu
- Dialog programming lists
7. Database Changes
- Database updates with Open SQL
- LUWs and Client/Server Architecture
- SAP locking concept
- Organizing database changes
- Complex LUW processing
- Number assignment
- Change-document creation
8. Enhancements and Modifications
- Changes in SAP Standards
- Personalization
- Enhancements to Dictionary elements
- Enhancements using customer exits
- Business Transaction Events
- Business Add-Ins
- Modifications
Weighting Key in the Test:
+ = 1 - 10%
++ = 11 - 20%
+++ = over 20%
Regards,
Satish

Cannot create air file because certification has expired.

I followed this tutorial and got problem with certification has expired.
So, I looked up in Air forum and found http://forums.adobe.com/message/2320586#2320586 which is the same problem I met. Unfortunately, it've not been solved.
I am looking forward to your suggestion.

Thank tzeng.
Your suggestion is very useful. I changed datetime format to English( United States) and everything go as epected.
Now, I can make air file.

Cross-Certification for Non-Windows Clients

Still trying to get more information on getting my SHA256 root CA certificate signed by my SHA1 root CA (temporarily), and having non-Windows entities recognize that:
Creating Cross-Certification between two root CA's within the same organization (one hierarchy is all SHA1 and the other is all SHA256) and distributing the CrossCA certificate is painless enough for Forest members because it gets published to
AD and from their comes down to the Forest member certificates store (Trusted Intermediary). But what is the best way to get non-Windows end entities to also recognize the CrossCA certificate? The RFC (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5280#section-4.2.2.1)
states you can configure the AIA extension to point to a collection of certificates, but then that means (unless I am missing something) I need to modify the AIA extensions configuration on my SHA256 root CA to point to the PKCS7 container on my http location,
then issue my SHA256 SubCA certificates to my subordinate CA's. So this way when my SHA256 subordinate CA's issue end entity certificates to non-Windows entities the chain of trust will go back to my SHA1 root CA.
Both hierarchies are 2-tier.
End Entity cert from SHA256 Subordinate CA --> http location specifying the location of the SHA256 SubCA .crt --> http location specifying the location of the exported Cross-Certification certificate in PKCS7 format (which contains the
SHA256 root CA certificate and the SHA1 root CA certificate).
Does this seem like the correct configuration? If so, how easy will it be to remove this configuration when the cutover is complete? If this is all correct then I assume the only way to remove this configuration is to modify the AIA extension
of the SHA256 root CA and then issue new SubCA certificates to my SHA256 subordinates.

Elke,
Thank you for the information. I defintely have some other options to consider now.
One odd thing I noticed in my lab is my setup appears to work differently than you described. In my lab I have a crossCA certificate which was published automatically into AD when it was issued. Since that has happened even when issuing
new certificates to end entities that are aware of the new SHA256 CA's (and Trust them), all certificates still chain back to my SHA1 root CA. They don't take the short route anymore.
And because of the above behavior I ran a quick test:
- I installed a Windows 7 machine and never joined it to AD (kept it in a workgroup)
- I manually imported the SHA1 root CA certificate into its certificates store
- Then I accessed a web site running on a Windows web server which had an SSL certificate from one of the new SHA256 Subordinate CA's (and was part of the domain so it trusted the new SHA256 CA's).
The result was the Windows 7 machine trusted the certificate just fine.
When I looked at the certificate through IE on that Windows 7 machine, it showed the SSL certificate chaining back to my SHA1 root CA which I manually imported earlier, so it was trusted.
Perhaps this is where setting constraints in the policy.inf file come into play...not 100% sure.
Anyway, for the reasons you pointed out to me and the fact that anchoring my SHA256 environment with a SHA1 CA isn't really recommended, I am going to explore some other ways to get this done.
Thank you.

Code signing certification

hi,
It's a mystery to me exactly what's required here. There are companies in the listing provider in the documentation for the Exchange (https://www.adobeexchange.com/resources) which provide certificates for Adobe AIR software:
https://www.globalsign.com/code-signing/adobe-air.html
http://www.thawte.com/code-signing/index.html
and there are others that do the same thing but are not listed:
http://www.digicert.com/code-signing/adobe-air.htm
Does anyone have any guidance on whether the certifcates provided by these companies are exactly what is needed for Configurator? Will such a certification be in the "p12" format?
(It might be quite expensive to make a mistake here!)
thanks for any advice,
John

... an update ...
The key (joke!) to this appears to be in this recently issued document: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/sdk/eula_cs6-signing-toolkit.html
The kit to be downloaded is at a link all the way at the very bottom, beyond item 16.16 of the legalese.
John

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