Is 1ZO-147 (Oracle 9i program with PL/SQL) exam paper got any change?

Hi
Im goin to do 1Z0-147 exam next week,but i heard Oracle has changed the exam paper.
Is that true???
If its true, if any one have model papers of that plz send to thz mail address
Email: [email protected]
Thanks

Hi,
this forum is not for certification may be your query will get solved Oracle Certification Program
and besides that I have heard that oracle 9i certification is on retirement so i will suggest you to confirm this first or its better to give oracle 10g certification.

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I hope it can guide you to get ebooks for your request.
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