Oracle 10g training

hi this is sunil from bangalore. I have been working as QA for 3 years, now i want to change my domain to Oracle/ database oriented domain. Can anybody help me in findind the best oracle product to switch into. I have MS in computer science degree from Manipal university.
sunil,
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Besides courses offered by Oracle University you can also try training offered by Oracle training partner. It's usually cheaper than OU.
http://www.oracle.com/education/partners/partners.html
The courses offered by your local community college are cheapest you can get, sometime they are not as good. Depends.

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Please Help----ORACLE 10g Training

Hello All,
I have got a chance to work in Oracle 10g in the firm where i work.
This is the first time i am working directly Oracle stuff,even though i have experience in a other Database query language fully internally developed.
***I intend to study and clear the OCP and I am in need of guidance as to which course I should take.So need your advise that how much time does it usually take to master the features we have in Oracle 10g.I know its very huge.
***Also,could you please suggest some good training institutes for ORACLE 10g who don't charge much(I am sorry ...but I cant afford much.) .I stay in BANASWADI area,bangalore.
I am looking for a place in this same area so that i can attend weekend classes because weekdays i am whole day out of home.
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***I intend to study and clear the OCP and I am in need of guidance as to which course I should take.So
need your advise that how much time does it usually take to master the features we have in Oracle 10g.I know its very huge.Oracle Database 10g Administrator Certified Professional
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=151
Oracle Certification Program Oracle Certifications – All
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=141
Oracle Certification Program
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=39
***Also,could you please suggest some good training institutes for ORACLE 10g who don't charge much(I am
sorry ...but I cant afford much.) .I stay in BANASWADI area,bangalore.http://www.oracle.com/global/in/education/maps/oracle_edu_centers.html
http://www.oracle.com/global/in/education/maps/sql_star_international.html
http://www.oracle.com/global/in/education/maps/contact_us_india.html

Oracle 10g training needed !

I am looking for advice to get oracle 10 g training.
Would like to get an idea of what courses/training I need to take to
be considered an Oracle DBA.
Also what resources: schools, on-line, etc.
I am an experienced data modeler and metadata admiistrator.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Depending on your country you may need to be nothing more than a liar.
In the US anyone that can put the letters "DBA" on their resume is one if some company is fool enough to hire them.
There are few places, if any, where any specific training or skill set is mandated.
Generally speaking though DBAs should have a minimum of three years of hands-on development experience with SQL and PL/SQL and be competent with all topics covered in this document:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14196/toc.htm
with the possible exception of RAC.

Vedio / Audio web based training for Oracle 10g DBA.

Hi Everyone,
I am looking for a free web based training / Vedio / Audio for Oracle 10g DBA.
Please help me out in the same.
Thanks & Regards,
Deepak
Edited by: [email protected] on May 15, 2009 9:48 PM

[email protected] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am looking for a free web based training / Vedio / Audio for Oracle 10g DBA.
Please help me out in the same.
Thanks & Regards,
Deepak
Edited by: [email protected] on May 15, 2009 9:48 PM
Deepak,
There is no free lunch anywhere in this world, and the same is true for the training as well of Oracle modules. If you can't get time out to attend an Instructor based training, you have two choices,
1) Self Study CD Roms Oracle offers the trainining in a self paced learning format with CD Roms which have all whatis needed to make one start and grow with the learning of a specific module. You can check which module you need and can order the cd rom for that. Learn more about this from here,
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=35
2) Live Virtual Class This is the newest standard that Oracle has introduced in the training formats. As the name suggests, this is a class which is surely taught by an instructor only but this doens't need you to come and attend a course at a specific location , for example at Oracle's education office. You can attend the prorgam while being at your home/office as well. It offers rich video/audio expereince which doesn't make you feel that you are just learning sitting in front of a computer. Learn more about it from here,
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=233
That said, both the options mentioned above are NOT free and there is NO free event happening anywhere which goes from the start to finish of a module. There are some small web events but they can't be called a training class as there are just some topics discussed in them. So once again, don't look for free lunch, its not there anywhere.
HTH
Aman....

Oracle 10g DBA Training cum certification

Hi
I am writing from chennai, TN, India.
Can anyone knows, who is providing training cum certification in oracle 10g in chennai.
Thanks in advance
Raj

Hi,
Better Search for SQL Start International ...
or I suggest you to go through materials( Oracle) those are more than enough
and do practice in various ways in different scenarios.. like
what are the constraint and restrictions ....of each things in the architecture ..
you will be an expert .. keep working.. all the best...
Cheers
Pavan Kumar N

Oracle 10g DBA training in Bangalore, India

Can anyone please let me know the address and phone number of the Oracle University campus in Bangalore, India where I can get Oracle 10g DBA training? Thanks for your help in advance.

Thank you for the prompt answer. I found what U was looking for in the link below - http://www.oracle.com/global/in/education/maps/contact_us_westindia.html
This is the contact information to find out more about the training:
Karnataka & West India
For Oracle Training Inquiries
Oracle Education
Commerce@Mantri
Level 4, #12/1 & 2,
N.S Palya,
Bannerghatta Road,
Bangalore - 560 076
Con.Person: Vijay Suresh
Email Id: [email protected]
Phone: +91 80 4108 4626
Toll free Number: 1800 425 8877 (Toll free in India)
Email id: [email protected]

Oracle 10g R2 installation with ASM+RAC

Gurus,
Need some suggestuon on Oracle 10g R2 installation with ASM and RAC option.
We have found many documents on the Oracle, HP, HP-Oracle CTC and third party web sites, but nothing that is specific to this particular combination of separate
ORACLE_HOMEs, ASM and 10g RAC CRS. It is unclear for me from the documentation how this combination of ASM and 10.2g RAC may best be installed.
The high level steps i got after reading lot of docs as follows - but i am not sure whether these are correct or not. if they are correct, can any one share their experience/notes please?
1) Install CRS
2) Install RDBMS for ASM HOME - create separater oracle home for ASM instance using OUI
3) Install RDBMS for RAC Database Home - create separater oracle home for RAC database using OUI
4) Create ASM database using DBCA -
5) Use dbca to create database.

Oracle provides 'paint by numbers' tutorials called 'Oracle By Example'. (Go to OTN, check under the Training tab)
They have one for a Windows based ASM/RAC that you might want to review. Not your specific environment, but the steps will be dag-nabbed close.
I recommend walking the path (http://otn.oracle.com >> training:OBE >> Database 10g Release 1:VMWare:Installation
http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/obe10gdb_vmware/install/racinstallwin2k/racinstallwin2k.htm

Installation: Oracle 10g on SUSE Linux 10.1

Can this be? I sat for hours preparing my all new clean SUSE Linux 10.1 server for the installation of Oracle 10g (Standard Edition)... and when running the installer it simply tells me that SUSE 9 is needed...
I've found others here in the forum having experienced the same.
Maybe I just downloaded the wrong version of Oracle?
The main download page is at:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle10g/index.html
I selected entry "Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Linux x86" (the one directly below the Windows version):
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle10g/htdocs/10201linuxsoft.html
The size of the file^^ is 668,734,007 bytes.
Or should i have downloaded entry "Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.2) for z/Linux":
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle10g/htdocs/10202zlinuxsoft.html
The size of the file^^ is 838,518,746 bytes.
By the way, all these versions on the main page should have some kind of description, something like "This is the Linux Version for most standard 32Bit single and multiprocessor Intel compatible servers."
Well, since I'm completely stuck now with SUSE 10.1, is there any way to make the Oracle installer go on that SUSE version? Maybe SUSE can pretend to be version 9... but how do I achieve something freaky as this?
Thanks for any help, comments, suggestions...
Karsten

BTW, I think it's bad practice by Oracle not supporting SUSE 10.1.Actually, I think it is good practise for Oracle not to certify the public beta versions of an operating system.
Please remember that Fedora and SuSE Linux are cycled every 6-8 months, making then truly unstable for commercial purposes. IN addition, they are often desupported by the comminuty within 2-3 years, forcing upgrades. And finally, Both Red Hat and SuSE/Novell publically state that these are 'proving grounds for new features' (meaning they are beta).
Certification means that Oracle will invest heavily and train people on the specific operating system and work with the operating system supplier, 24x7 if needed, to make sure that customers will continue in production. I am not aware that the SuSE Linux or Fedora supporters are willing to put in 24x7 support they way the Red Hat and SuSE Enterprise groups are.
This does not imply the public OSs are bad. It just means that Oracle (and I) believe they are unsuited for commercial, business mission critical, immediate support required, environments.
By the way, I have the combination of Oracle10g and SuSE Linux 10.1 working, and it works well. However, I did need to make sure that the libraries to which Oracle10g was compiled are available in the OS.
Or maybe Sybase does better.... ;-pNot if the [glibc] libraries are incompatible. Nor does PostgreSQL nor MySQL.

How to create a single executable file in oracle 10g

hi all
i am a fairly new user to oracle. i would like to know if there is any way that i can compile both the database and forms that i have created, using the oracle 10g developer suite, into a single executable file and be able to install it on another system without installing the development environment?
can anyone please help
thanks in advance

Hi there
The forum software was upgraded a few months back and many links to older content were lost.
There are possibly a few different things you need to do. First, click Project > Skin > Borders tab and DE-select the "Show Borders" check box. That will eliminate the _skin.SWF from the mix. If you have full motion clips you may need to take other steps.
Also note that while turning off the borders eliminates the _skin.SWF, it also has the side effect of coaxing the the playback controls up onto the main part of the presentation. If you don't like this, you need to resize the movie to make room for the playback controls to be placed into its own area.
Cheers... Rick
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Oracle 10g - issue with "DELETE from TABLE WHERE ID in (1,2,3)" (cfqueryparam used)

Hello, everyone.
I am having issues with running a DELETE statement on an Oracle 10g database.
DELETE
FROM tableA
WHERE ID in (1,2,3)
If there is only one ID for the IN clause, it works. But if more than one ID is supplied, I get an "SQL command not properly ended" error message. Here is the query as CF:
DELETE
FROM TRAINING
WHERE userID = <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" value="#trim(form.userID)#">
AND TRAINING_ID in <cfqueryparam value="#form.trainingIDs#" cfsqltype="CF_SQL_INTEGER" list="yes">
Anyone work with Oracle that can help me with this? I'm an experienced MS-SQL developer; Oracle is new to me.
Thanks,
^_^

Nevermind.. a co-worker just told me that I still have to use parenthesis around the values for the IN clause.

CONTENT SERVER SETUP ON ORACLE 10G IAS (10.1.3) oracle E-business R12.1.1

Hi Experts,
Quick one -
I have been requested to Integrate the CONTENT SERVER SETUP ON ORACLE 10G IAS (10.1.3) with
oracle E-business SUit R12.1.1. Please also let me know do we have to apply any patches on the
E-business Suit for Integrating Oracle Content Server setup on Oracle 10g IAS 10.1.3.
Your quick action in this regards will be highly appreciated
Please advise.
Regards
Mohammed.

Hi Mohammed,
You can find all the patches/steps in these docs.
Oracle Learning Management Content Server setup on Oracle 10gAS - Releases 11i and 12 [ID 427311.1]
Utilizing Content Servers with Oracle Learning Management [ID 374677.1]
How Does One Obtain Oracle SCORM Adapter Files For Release 12 (R12)? [ID 457538.1]
Oracle SCORM Adapter for Oracle Learning Management [ID 331572.1]
How To Verify Setup Of SCORM Adapter For Learning Management ? [ID 1172599.1]
Installing SCORM Compliant Content on Oracle Learning Management [ID 374715.1]
Understanding And Troubleshooting Oracle Learning Management Content Server [ID 754454.1]
Oracle Learning Management Release 12 Known Issues [ID 405319.1]
Oracle Learning Management Documentation Resources, Release 12 [ID 397168.1]
Learning Management (formerly Training Administration)
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B53825_08/current/html/doclist.html#Learning%20Management_p
Thanks,
Hussein

Can not reset password in Oracle 10g Express

I have searched google for 4 hours, now I am certain:
"May be I am the only one in the world who have this problem."
I installed Oracle 10g Express on my Debian5.
I need to reset password for SYS/SYSTEM users
So I checked online tutorial says I need to use a utility called "orapwd" to recreate a password file.
Everything is smooth since now.
When I finally find this "orapwd" utility. I type "orapwd" as a root user. Terminal replies "orapwd command not found".
I then discovered the orapwd is some kind of x-execute file. After an extensive search on google I concluded that this kind of file is inexecutable.
Many tutorials I read online specify that the "orapwd" is actually "orapwd.exe", but on my Debian system it is "orapwd" with no extension.
Any suggestion is welcome.
ps: is there anyway I can reset password without going through "orapwd" s*t.
Best regards to all who have read to the end of this post

Eric wrote:
And Billy, what makes you think Windows Administrators do not know administration on command line?Experience dealing with Windows SAs over a decade and a half.
I got my first part time job as a Windows Administrator in the beginning era of Windows 95 in a small netcafe. The boss does not pay me but like me use workstations there for free.
In the early days, I administrate both Dos and Win3.1. I do my work on command line primarily and wrote a hell lot of *.bat files. In those days it were quite different. Because administration and configuration came from a command line DOS environment. We for example never configured networking for a Windows 3.1 or WFW 3.11 client via a GUI. It was done by directly editing system.ini and protocol.ini and making the correct changes.
And this made the guys and me almost fail our Windows CE certification because the silly multiple question exam asked which buttons to click in the GUI to configure networking and not how it works at actual system configuration level. In other words, it tested your knowledge of the GUI functions and not the actual system config and admin itself.
And then Windows NT was released and command line admin became the exception and not the rule. The All-Config-Eggs-in-a-Single-basket called the Windows Registry exemplified this flawed approach.
But since Window95 I find myself spending less and less time on command line, more and more on GUI and my work efficiency increase tremedously. I can record the mouse clicks, the key presses, then covert then into a script. I can change every setting of the system in just few clicks. In the world of Linux, this is still a dream, isn't it?You are missing the point. There are a large number of admin GUI tools available for Linux. But these seldom serve as crutches to configure the system, because of a i-am-clueless-factor.
If two systems, both are equally capable. To acheive the same thing, system A takes 2 working hours, system B takes 8 working hours. Doesn't this makes system B inferior compare to A?Because of the lack of knowledge and skill of a person to do the required on system B in 10 minutes now takes 8 hours instead? Ignorance of an operating system does not qualify as making system B inferior to system A.
In past decade, Linux became very popular in the server market is not becasue there are an increasing number of Linux system administrators who are good at command line administration but because Linux is becoming more user friendly. And as a result. This increased administrator's work efficiency and the same time reduce training cost which invites more people to learn Linux.Incorrect. There is a reason that 483 of the 500 of the fastest and most powerful computer systems on this planet runs Linux. And only 5 runs Windows.
And this has nothing to do with imagined user friendliness. It has everything to do with technical superiority and total cost of ownership.
So the more idiot proof the system is, the better the system will become.No. The less idiots there are, the better the quality of system administration, the better security, the more robust the systems are.

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 10g R2 vs Oracle 10g;;;Plz Help Me

Hi all;
I'm preparing my first OCA exam ; Oracle Database 10g: Administration I. I 'm doing my preparation basically from 2 books ; Sybex Book OCA-Exam and All-in-One Exam Guide book.
Both books 're based on the first release of Oracle 10g.
My questions 're :
- What's the diffrence between Oracle 10g R2 vs Oracle 10g R1?
- What's New in Oracle 10g R2 (parameters, default parameters values, features...)?
thanks a lot,
Best REgards,
W
Edited by: OracleJavaLinux on Oct 30, 2008 8:01 AM

Well satish has given link for the difference in both the versions. I shall add to this that at this moment of writing,there is not anything which makes the exams depend on the release 2.The sybex books would be good enough but I shall recommend to attend Oracle Univ training for the same.
You can go ahead with the exam by preparing from these books, no issues would be there.
HTH
Aman....

Running Oracle 10g Express without Web connection.

Hello Oracle Users/Friends
I previously used Oracle 8i on an older machine running Windows 98. No web connections required to run database. Have just installed Oracle 10g Express Edition on newer machine running XP Pro. Suddenly Web connections required for database Homepage etc. All cool. But, I just want to start database without requiring Web connections to practise plsql stuff.
It is probably an easy configuration somewhere, but could someone just explain how to start/run database without Web connection?
I also want to run the database from laptop while travelling on train and hence want to navigate through all features of Oracle 10g without web connection.
I guess a further question is simply what is the advantage of the database connecting to Web for someone like myself who is just wanting to run all queries etc locally on the base PC?
Would appreciate advice on this matter.
With thanks
John

Well, when installing XE out of the box, all remote connections from other machines are disallowed by default.
Thus only you can access the management user interface of XE. The GUI is run in a web browser, thus you will need the web connection for yourself on your local machine. This is a very good reason to have the web connection enabled ;).
In order to disallow any web connections (even from your local machine) you can use dbms_xdb.sethttpport('0'); ( http://daust.blogspot.com/2006/01/xe-changing-default-http-port.html ) .
~Dietmar.

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