OCE 10g - RAC 10g Certification

Hello all;
I have passed on all courses for OCP 11g certification (1z0-051, 1z0-052 and 1z0-053).
I just scheduled my ADM 11g WORKSHOP II to november, 21th, in order to submit the course form, and get my OCP certification.
I have passed today on RAC 10g exam (1z0-048), since I know RAC 10g from long time ago.
My question is:
My RAC 10g certification Will be valid after I submit my OCP 11g course? I look at education.oracle.com and I notice that 11g OCP will be accepted for
RAC 10g certification (http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=186)
Is that correct?
P.S: I know I`m not following the common path, but I know RAC 10g well, and I`m getting certified on products that I know well first.
tks

Sambora wrote:
Hello all;
I have passed on all courses for OCP 11g certification (1z0-051, 1z0-052 and 1z0-053).
I just scheduled my ADM 11g WORKSHOP II to november, 21th, in order to submit the course form, and get my OCP certification.
I have passed today on RAC 10g exam (1z0-048), since I know RAC 10g from long time ago.
My question is:
My RAC 10g certification Will be valid after I submit my OCP 11g course? I look at education.oracle.com and I notice that 11g OCP will be accepted for
RAC 10g certification (http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=186)
Is that correct?
P.S: I know I`m not following the common path, but I know RAC 10g well, and I`m getting certified on products that I know well first.
tksWhen you submit and get verified a valid training course for 11g DBA OCP then that fulfills the 11g DBA OCP requirements so you should be awarded 11g DBA OCP and then that means you have satisified the requirements for RAC 10g OCE (10/11g DBA OCP plus 1z0-048 pass so you should be awarded that also). It all happens automatically after your 11g DBA training is successfully validated.

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butterfly wrote:
Hi All,
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