OCP path requirement?

Hi Gurus,
I've couple of questions regarding OCP requirement,
currently myself got an OCA cert. thru self study and planning to go into OCP 11g.
inorder to become OCP, I must attend and completed the approved instructor-led online or in-class courses.
so my pick is the Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop II Release 2, AM I be able to enroll for it?
as I saw the requirement for Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop II Release 2 is Workshop I Release 2.
is my OCA equals to Workshop I or I must enroll Workshop I class inorder to enter Workshop II class? as I never enrolled any class before.
Please advice
Thanks.

user12232478 wrote:
Hi Gurus,
I've couple of questions regarding OCP requirement,
currently myself got an OCA cert. thru self study and planning to go into OCP 11g.
inorder to become OCP, I must attend and completed the approved instructor-led online or in-class courses.
so my pick is the Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop II Release 2, AM I be able to enroll for it?
as I saw the requirement for Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop II Release 2 is Workshop I Release 2.
is my OCA equals to Workshop I or I must enroll Workshop I class inorder to enter Workshop II class? as I never enrolled any class before.
Please advice
Thanks.Hi and welcome to the forum!
There's a list of courses at certification page and you can easily pick any course you want to attend. If you're OCA 11g, you need to attend one of the courses that's must + pass Admin 2 exam. That's all :)
Here's the list of approved hands on courses for 11g:
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=244#5
[Kamran Agayev A. |http://kamranagayev.wordpress.com] (OCP 9i/10g)
Author of the upcoming book - *"Oracle Backup & Recovery: Expert secrets for using RMAN and Data Pump"*
http://www.rampant-books.com/book_1002_rman_backup_recovery.htm

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And to ensure that the has had at least some hands-on time, instead of only pure theory. While some people may get hands-on at work, many others do not
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Costly too if one does not have an employer willing to pay for the training.No doubt.
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Some do. But much more effetive would be to lodge a formal complaint or inquiry.
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So would I. ;-)
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I wonder how administrator of this board has not answered your questions so far..
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Mark

Thanks for replying Jeromie.
After a bit of digging, I discovered that the problem was with the profile path for users. I am not sure why, but when the profile path contains the fully qualified domain name in it , flash player fails i.e \\server.domain.co.uk\sharename\flash.swf. when the path was changed to \\servername\sharename\file.swf , it worked.
I changed all the users profile paths and removed their appdata to and now all users can play flash files with the new profile path.
Regards
Mark

How to get .ocp file when converting sql database to oracle database?

Hi all,
Hope doing well,
sir i am using sql developer tool for migration from sql server to oracle
i am using this offline but i don't know how to create .ocp file
please help me.
it's urgent
waiting for reply.
thanks in advance.

The OCP files are created during OFFLINE Migration. In SQl Developer click on Tools -> Migration -> Create Database Capture Scripts. Choose an output directory, make sure to select the correct platform (Windows) and select MS SQl Server from the drop down list.
You'll get in the directory specified earlier the batch and OCP files required to create the source model using the offline method.
Have a look at this web site: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/products/migration/sqlserver-095136.html
It contains more info including a link to a video demonstrating the offline capture method.

Oracle 11g OCP

Hi,
I'm an OCA Oracle 9i PL/SQL and OCP Oracle 9i DBA. I wish to earn Oracle 11g OCP in PL/SQL now. Can anyone update me on how can I do that directly (bypassing exams for 10g).
On http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=155 I found following information which show I needs to pass only Oracle 11g Advanced PL/SQL 1Z0-146 to become OCP 11g PL/SQL as I'm already an OCA PL/SQL.
Am I correct?
PRIOR CERTIFICATION
Oracle PL/SQL Developer Certified Associate
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EXAM
Oracle 11g Advanced PL/SQL
1Z0-146
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Oracle Advanced PL/SQL Developer Certified Professional
--Rob

I found something on http://blogs.oracle.com/certification/oracle_certification_program_n/
Read
July 25, 2008
Developer Track Revealed – Alternative OCP Path for PL/SQL Developer OCAs
By Paul Sorensen on July 25, 2008 5:08 AM
--Rob

For OCP certification

Hi all,
I wish to take OCP examination for Oracle Application Server 10g Administration 2 soon.I have completed OCA.Also OCP exam requires pre-requisite instructor led training to enroll for OCP exam from an Oracle certified institute.There no Oracle certified institues institutes for middleware in the place I live.So can I skip this instructor led training and straight away give OCP exam...would I get certificates , logs etc ??
please help
Edited by: anandk on May 25, 2011 4:22 PM

anandk wrote:
Hi all,
I wish to take OCP examination for Oracle Application Server 10g Administration 2 soon.I have completed OCA.Also OCP exam requires pre-requisite instructor led training to enroll for OCP exam from an Oracle certified institute.There no Oracle certified institues institutes for middleware in the place I live.So can I skip this instructor led training and straight away give OCP exam...would I get certificates , logs etc ??
please help
Edited by: anandk on May 25, 2011 4:22 PMThe OCP certification requires you take the training course, the exam itself does not.
There is actually nothing to stop you enrolling and sitting (intl english appearing) for the exam. However if you pass you wont be certified until you take the requisite training and have it verified.
There is no way you will skip training and still be awarded the certification
I would have thought OAS is now superceded by weblogic and is in the twilight of its life. And there are probably diminishing numbers of courses for it ... but you seem to be lucky ....
there also be Oracle University LVC (online) classes that apply ..... (ie one does not have to get ones favourite train (eg Darjeeling express or ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_named_passenger_trains_of_India ) to get there:
From my inspections of http://education.oracle.com there appear to be relevant LVC online classes for asia (Please check carefully to ensure the classes are suitable .. ie not later version weblogic ones).
Rgds - bigdelboy.

OCP path requirement?

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