OCA certification(developer)

Hi,
I m new to Oracle
But i know the concepts of it and m willing to write OCA certification.
Can u please guide me in writing the exam like giving tips,etc

Hello,
if you want to get them legally you have to pay for it of course.
To get the OCA certificate you need to learn and pass the exam.
To get OCP you need to pass the exam, attend one of the approved courses and fill in an internet form.
OCM - even more sophisticated, hehe, two courses and master exam.
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=141
We can't post you questions, 'cause it's forbidden - before the exam you sign a form on which there's written you won't tell the questions to anybody (you can loose certificate).
You can also get a trial exams. For example for 10gOCP:
http://www.transcender.com/product.aspx?product%5Fid=Cert%2D1Z0%2D043&
http://www.selftestsoftware.com/product.aspx?product%5Fid=1Z0%2D043&
You're lead there from oracle certifications site.
Sybex books are very good, BTW.
Cheers,
A.

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Hi everyone.
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All the best,
D

... I am not really interested in becoming a DBA later, I can see myself as a developer instead.
Just a SQL developer? If you take (and pass) the exam 1Z0-144 after 1Z0-051, you will become an OCA PL/SQL developer. That will be a verifiable Oracle certification.
...is there still a way it can be placed on my CV so that the employer can track it down/check its validity? Do I get an ID or some sort of code after passing the exam, which can be used for others to look my results up online?
You can certainly put on your CV that you passed the Oracle SQL Fundamentals exam. You will get a PDF of the test results that you can show to an employer if they ask. However, the only options in CertView on publishing credentials to third parties is for certifications, not test results.

OCA certification after sql expert exam

Dear all
I have passed sql expert Exam in oracle 10g this week,now i want to go for OCA. should i take 1z0-042 exam? or i have one more query in my mind that i have qualified sql expert in oracle 10g ..can i switch over to oracle 11g and clear the paper at the same level required in OCA certification path in oracle 10g as sql expert exam code 1z0-047 is same in both 10g and 11g.please tell me the best book and material
Thanks

878927 wrote:
Dear all
I have passed sql expert Exam in oracle 10g this week,now i want to go for OCA. should i take 1z0-042 exam? or i have one more query in my mind that i have qualified sql expert in oracle 10g ..can i switch over to oracle 11g and clear the paper at the same level required in OCA certification path in oracle 10g as sql expert exam code 1z0-047 is same in both 10g and 11g.please tell me the best book and material
ThanksIn terms of certification pre-reqs for DBA and PL/SQL OCA's you have an 1z0-147 which is one of the certification exams that satisfy that requirement.
Afer passing 1z0-047 you need to consider whether you should take a developer track or DBA track
From your posts you seem to consider 10g DBA OCA .... 11g DBA OCA would be better but if going down the DBA route your eventual goal should be DBA OCP ..... and that requires mandatory training and your may need to factor that in ... sometimes people may find workforce 10g DBA training is the more accessable to themselves.
As for the books, both the Sybex and Oracle Press exam focused books have their advantages and disadvantages and faults. Oracle Documentation remains the authorative source.
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OCA in developer track

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I am an OCA in DBA track by completion of the exams 1z0-007 and 1z0-030. Now I want to take up OCA in developer track. I believe that the exams to be taken up are 1z0-007 and 1z0-147. Could anyone please confirm if I am in the right track to go for the exam 1z0-147?
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According to Oracle Certification Program, in order to get Developer OCA (Oracle PL/SQL Developer Certified Associate)you should give on of belowe listed exams
1Z0-001 Introduction to Oracle: SQL® and PL/SQL™
1Z0-007 Introduction to Oracle9i SQL®
1Z0-047 Oracle Database SQL Expert
1Z0-051 Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I
+
And this exam - Program with PL/SQL 1Z0-147
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=155
And to be Oracle Forms Developer Certified Professional you should give this exam: Oracle Forms: Build Internet Applications 1Z0-141
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OCA certification in Oracle 10g

Hi ,
I would like to take OCA certification in Oracle 10g.I am very much new to this.
please tell me all the details about this including :
1)Names of exams I have to take one by one and how many exams .
2)Where do i get good Course syllabus/Material.
3)When and Where the examination is conducted.
Thanks in advance.

user3900497 wrote:
Hi ,
I would like to take OCA certification in Oracle 10g.I am very much new to this.
please tell me all the details about this including :
1)Names of exams I have to take one by one and how many exams .
2)Where do i get good Course syllabus/Material.
3)When and Where the examination is conducted.
Thanks in advance.- I assume you mean the 10g DBA OCA. You eed one of he SQL exams and 1z0-042 for this.
- Read forum annoucement posts and FAQs
- Visit [http://www.oracle.com/education/certification]
- Visit [http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=151] and drill down from there.
---- The exam course page also gives recomended oracle training.
---- See [http://blogs.oracle.com/certification/2009/05/the_route_you_choose.html]
- [http://www.pearsonvue.com/Oracle/locate/]
You should also evaluate why you are chooses 10g DBA OCA rather than 11g DBA OCA. There can be good reasons for this.
Please note that if you continue with the next DBA certiifcation on that route (10g DBA OCP ) you will need to have an approved attended a hands on course (for that certification) from an approved institution (Oracle University is the safest bet).

Oracle 11g OCA certification

I am newbie .I would like to know a good book for Oracle 11g OCA certification ,1Z0-051 and 1Z0-052(with lesser number of mistakes).Appreciate a response.

I can tell you from personal experience that it is extraordinarily difficult to write a technical book with zero defects. Spell-checkers and grammar checkers produce huge numbers of false positives when looking for standard (i.e. non technical) errors. Technical errors are easy to introduce -- forget to add a 'Not' in a sentence, or something similar -- and hard to detect afterward. When I read through my study guides looking for errors, I tend to see what I meant to write.
That said, such defects are normally a tiny fraction of the information contained within certification manuals. A couple of reviews on the Oracle Press 1Z0-052 book written by John Watson mention a couple of errors and then imply the book is filled with more. I've read the book and it is very informative. It contains hundreds of pieces of information and contains about ten errors -- all mentioned in the errata on the McGraw Hill site. The books is good preparation for the text and for learning the basics of being an Oracle DBA.
As Aman indicated, using more than one source is a good way to help to detect inaccuracies. I believe in always using multiple sources and the documentation is generally a good option for that.

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OCA Certification

i recently enrolled for the OCA Certification for which i was to sit for 1ZO-051 exam and 1ZO-052 exams. I have already sat for the first exam( 1ZO-051) and am yet to sit for the second exam. Recently i checked on thew oracle website; they had written something to the effect the OCA Certification has been discontinued and that nearest certfication is OCP. please advise as am abit confused

The OCA is unlikely to go away any time soon. If for some strange reason OU decided to do away with it, they would have to give lots of advance notice.
Recently i checked on thew oracle website; they had written something to the effect the OCA Certification has been discontinued and that nearest certfication is OCP.
Please provide a link and/or quote the relevant text from the web page that you refer to in your post.

OCA Certification Book for 1Z0-147

Can anyone suggest me book for "EXAM Program with PL/SQL 1Z0-147" OCA certification
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OCA Certification Inquiry

Hi,
I am preparing to give OCA certification.
And this may sound to be a stupid question but I have a doubt.
OCA certification as a whole consists of two parts right
1Z0-051 - SQL Fundamentals I
1Z0-052 - Oracle DBA Fundamentals I
Are the above two separate certifications?Is it that passing these above certifications only will grant me OCA certification.
If yes then do we have to give them at the same time or there can be gap between them(If gap then how much it would be).
Also could you please let me know the cost of the above two certifications.
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OCA certification as a whole consists of two parts rightRight.
Are the above two separate certifications?No. They are separate tests. The two tests together will grant you the Oracle Database 11g Administrator Certified Associate certification.
If yes then do we have to give them at the same time or there can be gap between themThey can be taken at widely separated times. There is no time limit beyond the retirement of the exams. You might take 051 tomorrow and 052 three years from now.
Also could you please let me know the cost of the above two certifications.1Z0-051: $125 US
1Z0-052: $195 US

When to take the OCA certification

Hi! I am barely 6 months within the job in the Database Administration field (fresh graduate) and I believe I'm still learning the ropes, I would like to ask when is the best time to take an OCA certification and what are the preparations you suggest I can do.
Oracle Newbie here :)

...and I believe I'm still learning the ropes, I know you still are. I've been working with Oracle for 17 years and I haven't stopped learning yet.
I would like to ask when is the best time to take an OCA certificationThe best time to study for an Oracle certification is today, tomorrow, and whenever you have the time so long as you are working in the field. The best time to not be studying for a certification is when there is something that you need to learn that doesn't yet have an associated certification. Study until you learn that... then go back to studying for a certification.
In the IT field, if you are not learning, then you are becoming obsolete.
...and what are the preparations you suggest I can do.Read the manuals. Read white papers. Check out the Oracle Learning Library. Links to a number of certification-specific study materials are available on oraclecertificationprep.com. You have also commented in the 1Z0-051 thread this evening. The available links for that exam are available at:
http://www.oraclecertificationprep.com/apex/f?p=OCPSG:EXAM_DETAILS:0::NO::P2_EXAM:1Z0-051

I would like to write OCA certification

Hi,
Iam planning to write oracle 10g OCA certification. Please provide practice guide to prepare for certification.
Please help.

Anil,
You must choose a path : http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=141
Oracle issues certifications in varied products : Database Products , PeopleSoft , E-Business Suite , WebLogic etc ( also including erstwhile Sun certifications ...)
Choose a Product and specify here . You will probably get more assistance .
All the Best
Edited by: Arul on Oct 26, 2011 8:17 PM

Regarding 10g OCA Certificated Exam

Hi,
I would like to do Oracle Certificate Exam OCA, I am getting confused, Is Oracle 10g ,1Z0-001 Introduction to Oracle: SQL and PL/SQL (retired) - It is expired or not.
Thanks In Advance.

user9505918 wrote:
Then, What OCA Certificate Exam should I take upWhere if you define your certificate first from:
[http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=141]
The exams are available from
[http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=42]
There are several different OCA certifications; if you tell us the one you want the choices get clearer; though in general one hopes the OCA candidate has some degree of ability to work it out for themselves; though a bit of confirmation is sometimes understandable as there is a lot of investment involved by some people.

OCA certification and remainder function

Hello, I'm studying for the OCA certification and need help to understand how the remainder function works.
I read that (http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/functions/remainder.php) the remainder(m,n) is calculated as: m - (n * X) where X is the integer nearest m / n.
I ask: why remainder(12.5,5)=2.5 ?
According to me the result should be >>> remainder(12.5,5)=12.5-(5*[the integer nearest 12.5/5])=12.5-(5*3)=-2.5.
Thanks for your replies. Regards.

odie_63 wrote:
Hi,
I read that (http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/functions/remainder.php) the remainder(m,n) is calculated as: m - (n * X) where X is the integer nearest m / n.
Actually X = [m/n] = floor(m / n), i.e. the integer nearest m/n rounded down.
So remainder(12.5, 5) = 12.5 - 5*2 = 2.5You sure about that?
SQL> select 12.6/5, floor(12.6/5) from dual;
    12.6/5 FLOOR(12.6/5)
      2.52             2
SQL> select 12.6-(5*2) from dual;
12.6-(5*2)
       2.6
SQL> select remainder(12.6,5) from dual;
REMAINDER(12.6,5)
             -2.4
SQL>Looks like the rounding is a little odd. Typically rounding goes upwards when it get's to .5 of a number, but remainder takes .5 downwards and anything above that upwards...
SQL> select remainder(12.50000000000001,5) from dual;
REMAINDER(12.50000000000001,5)
                          -2.5
SQL>It does seem a little odd behaviour.
Me, I just prefer using MOD(m,n), cos then I know what I'm getting. ;)

Seeking information abt oca certification

i have successfully completed oca cerification first exam IZ0-007( sql) in 18 aug 2007, & it will expire in coming months.so kindly suggest me that if i give the next exam of fundamental-1 then would my oca certification wil complete & remain valid upto which duration??
thanks
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Well this isn't an SQL or PL/SQL question is it.
I would suggest you look on http://education.oracle.com/ or contact your oracle education support representative.

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