Oracle Certification Matrix

Hello:
Could someone give me a URL to an Oracle site that shows what verion of Oracle is Certified against what O/S? I need to find out what patchset of an O/S is good to go against what Version of Oracle. Thanks in advance.
Tarry

I think you will find this on Metalink.

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On the Oracle Certification Matrix (http://www.oracle.com/technology/support/metalink/index.html)
Product "Database/Server"
Database Product " Ent. Edition"
Platform "Apple Mac Intel"
you get:
Certify - Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition Version 11gR1 On Apple MAC Intel
Operating System: Apple MAC Intel Version -
Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition Version 11gR1
N/A Version N/A
Status: Projected
Product Version Note:
None available for this product.
Certification Note:
STBA
What does it mean "STBA"?
Most other platforms (AIX, Solaris, Linux, HP/UX) have
"Status: Projected" also,
but they have as "Certification Note" a 4th Quarter 2007 acronym:
Q4CY2007
Oscar

It's now mid-2010 and we are still waiting ...
We use Pearson PowerSchool in our school district and just got this notice from them:
We’ve been anticipating an update from Oracle, which would allow us to deploy Oracle 11g on the Mac. The Windows version from Oracle has been available for nearly 2 years; however, there is still no published delivery date from Oracle for a Mac version.
Complicating matters, the current version of Oracle for the Mac is not compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.x Snow Leopard, which has been shipping since August 2009. New customers, and existing customers who want to upgrade their hardware, would find new Apple servers are incompatible with the current Oracle database. Oracle has not provided a date by which the current version of the Oracle Mac Database (10gR2) will be certified on Mac OS X 10.6.
Oracle’s diminishing commitment to the Apple platform has left Pearson with limited options for customers using Mac servers. We do not have a commitment from Oracle for future versions of the database supporting the Mac, and current versions of the Oracle database are incompatible with new hardware running Mac OS X 10.6.
Therefore, all Mac customers should make plans to replace their Mac database servers with a Windows-based database server (physical or virtual). Pearson will discontinue support for the Mac database server effective December 31, 2010.*
Should Oracle issue a version of 11g with Mac compatibility, we will evaluate support options for this platform again.
This is extremely bad news for us as we are a Macintosh district and don't have the resources to support Windows servers. Why is Oracle not supporting Mac OS X? Is there anyone we can complain to or is it just a hopeless cause?

Certification Matrix shows 10gR2 "projected" on Mac Intel

On the Oracle Certification Matrix (http://www.oracle.com/technology/support/metalink/index.html)
- Product "Database/Server"
-- Database Product " Ent. Edition"
--- Platform "Apple Mac Intel"
you get now two records:
- the first about 11gR1 (see my previous post, it still has certification "STBA")
- the second about 10gR2
Certify - Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition Version 10gR2 On Apple MAC Intel
Operating System: Apple MAC Intel Version -
Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition Version 10gR2
N/A Version N/A
Status: Projected
Product Version Note:
None available for this product.
Certification Note:
2H CY2008
So it seems that somehow during 2008 ...
What does it means exactly "2H CY2008"?
Other platforms show acronims like "Q4CY2007", which is Quarter 4 Year 2007, I suppose.

It's now mid-2010 and still waiting ...
We use Pearson PowerSchool in our school district and just got this notice from them:
We’ve been anticipating an update from Oracle, which would allow us to deploy Oracle 11g on the Mac. The Windows version from Oracle has been available for nearly 2 years; however, there is still no published delivery date from Oracle for a Mac version.
Complicating matters, the current version of Oracle for the Mac is not compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.x Snow Leopard, which has been shipping since August 2009. New customers, and existing customers who want to upgrade their hardware, would find new Apple servers are incompatible with the current Oracle database. Oracle has not provided a date by which the current version of the Oracle Mac Database (10gR2) will be certified on Mac OS X 10.6.
Oracle’s diminishing commitment to the Apple platform has left Pearson with limited options for customers using Mac servers. We do not have a commitment from Oracle for future versions of the database supporting the Mac, and current versions of the Oracle database are incompatible with new hardware running Mac OS X 10.6.
Therefore, all Mac customers should make plans to replace their Mac database servers with a Windows-based database server (physical or virtual). Pearson will discontinue support for the Mac database server effective December 31, 2010.*
Should Oracle issue a version of 11g with Mac compatibility, we will evaluate support options for this platform again.
This is extremely bad news for us as we are a Macintosh district and don't have the resources to support Windows servers. Why is Oracle not supporting Mac OS X? Is there anyone we can complain to or is it just a hopeless cause?

Oracle 11g Client Certification Matrix

hi all,
Can someone point me to Oracle 11g client certification matrix? I was trying to install it on Windows Server 2008R2, but looks like this platform is unsupported. If I manually verify the options the installer thinks are unsafe, will I create an unsupported environment?
Please advise.
Thanks in advance,
Alla

Which version of 11g ? 11gR1 is not certified with Win2008
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/install.111/b32306/toc.htm#BABEHGHH
For 11gR2, pl see MOS Doc 867040.1 (Statement of Direction: Oracle Database 11g Release 2 – Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2)
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BPM 11g Certification Matrix

Hi everyone!
We are looking for the certification matrix from BPM 11g (in particular for non oracle middleware).
We found the certification matrix from 10g ( [http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/bpm/obpm_config_matrix.html] )
Thanks in advance,
Diego.

Hi Diego,
The certification for BPM 11g is the same as for SOA 11g. You'll find details here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/ias/files/fusion_certification.html
BPM 11g is not yet certified on non-Oracle app servers.
Heidi.

Certification matrix link broken!

Hello,
The Certification matrix link appears to be broken (probably it started after the "My Oracle Support" functionality was launched in metalink).
http://www.oracle.com/technology/support/metalink/index.html
results in
Not Found
The requested URL /metalink/certify/certify.istore_welcome was not found on this server.
I tried searching the same through metalink also and I got different error there.
Not Found
The requested URL /metalink/certify/certify.welcome was not found on this server.
Of course, please let me know if I need to upgrade my bookmarks in this case.

The link from oracle.com is working now
http://www.oracle.com/technology/support/metalink/index.html
but the internal link from Metalink is not yet working.
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/certify/certify.welcome
Not Found
The requested URL /metalink/certify/certify.welcome was not found on this server.
Edited by: Satish Kandi on Sep 25, 2008 3:29 PM

Certification Matrix

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We have 11.1.1.1.0v of OID implemented within Oracle. This was done by a separate team. They pointed me to OTN to gain access to the documentation for the version to gain access to the certification matrix. However I was not able to find related document on OTN for 11.1.1.1.0.
We have 10g applications like Email / Calendar / Conference which are still in production use and wanted to validate the certification of this new version of OID against the 10g products.
Appreciate if I can get some pointers on the above.
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Edited by: user774047 on 29-Sep-2009 04:27

Did you check the 11g documentation. Specially the "Common Scenarios and Tasks" section:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/core.1111/e12889/common.htm#CFFBCHJG
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Certification Matrix for Hyperion and OBIE

I need to know the certification matrix of Oracle Hyperion and OBIE with Oracle EBS 12.2.
Can anyone please help me with the minimum version of OBIE and Hyperion which is supported by Oracle EBS 12.2 ?

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11G Database Certification Matrix

Hi there,
I'm looking for a certification matrix for oracle 11g database. I want to find out what OS's are supported by the different versions of 11g.
I've checked the oracle website but I cannot find it. Is there a document anywhere?
thanks,
faoilean.

Hi;
The best answer to check certification matrix which is avaliable at metalink. If you do not have metalink account than mention what is your OS, so we can look for you and can update issue here
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11g certification matrix

What possible reason could there be for requiring an Oracle Support Identifier just to see the certification matrix for 11g?
On this page
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle11g/111060_linuxsoft.html
there is a link to the certification matrix. Clicking that link takes me to https://support.oracle.com/CSP/ui/flash.html
On that screen I have to log in with an ID that is associated with an Oracle Support Identifier number.
Geeze Loueeze. I just want to see what platforms OS 11g can be installed on.

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You may also check the System requirement on the Installation guides.
For instance, for Linux you'll find this:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e10840/pre_install.htm#CHDFFBIF
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http://www.oracle.com/pls/db112/portal.portal_db?selected=11&frame=
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Hardware certification matrix for Middleware?

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We're planning the installation of a new Weblogic 11 and HTTP server machine, and have a Dell PowerEdge R320 that we're interested in using. I wanted to find out if there is a certification matrix for hardware, indicating tested / supported hardware configurations and models?
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Oracle certificates only Operation System, OS Modell (32/64-bit) and Processor Type., not the hardware.
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JD Edwards Certification Matrix

I'm trying to get the certification matrix for JDE EnterpriseOne. I do not have a PeopleSoft CSI and they don't seem to support guest logins.
Can anyone help or point me in the right direction?

Go to oracle.com. You do not need to be registered to get to this site. On the right side, under Resources section, click on Education, Certification. That gets you to the Oracle University web site. On the left side, click on JD Edwards EnterpriseOne link. Then on that window click on one of the Tools and Technology learning paths. That will give you the courses you should take to get CNC training. There is no certification for CNC. At least Oracle does not list any on its certification web site, and I am not aware of any myself. Keep in mind that EnterpriseOne may have a limited future. At some point Oracle is going to merge all its ERP product lines into one line. Just something to think about. Hope this information helps a bit.

OIM 9.1 certification matrix

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there is a new document a few days ago about installing OIM 9.1 under Oracle Application Server (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10391_01/doc.910/e10368/toc.htm) also release notes document have been updated (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10391_01/doc.910/e10367/toc.htm)
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1Z0-051 Oracle Certification - OCA

Hi. I am in a fix and so need your help.
I am planning to give 1Z0-051 Oracle Certification exam(Oracle Database 11g- SQL fundamentals). However, I will be unable to give my 1Z0-052 exam(Oracle Database 11g- Administration-I) at this time. So, if I give only 1Z0-051 exam, then will it carry some weightage in my resume? Also, if I pass the 1Z0-051 exam, then how should I put it in my resume? That I am a Oracle Certified individual?

806538 wrote:
Hi. I am in a fix and so need your help.
I am planning to give 1Z0-051 Oracle Certification exam(Oracle Database 11g- SQL fundamentals). However, I will be unable to give my 1Z0-052 exam(Oracle Database 11g- Administration-I) at this time. So, if I give only 1Z0-051 exam, then will it carry some weightage in my resume? Also, if I pass the 1Z0-051 exam, then how should I put it in my resume? That I am a Oracle Certified individual?If you pass the 1z0-051 you may put that in your resumé.
(If you need proof of this copy the report from the test center ... you cannot really get from of this from Oracle. Certview will publish certifcations, not exam passes). If you take this online there is no proof it was you you actually took the exam).
However you are not Oracle certified and must not put that in your resume ... you may only put it in your resumé when you have proof from Oracle you have been awarded a Certification.
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Person with a 1z0-051 pass and degree and no experience.
5 with 9i DBA OCP, most with MA degrees, with no experience
10g DBA OCA obtained 3 years ago with no experience.
Apparently experienced DBA with no formal qualifications and no degree.
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(Please note this article is biased against 9i DBA OCP ... at one point my understanding is there was a particularly high level of cheating/fraud against this certification and some poor training from some WDP institutions ... which is a pity for those achieving the certification through due work and good training).

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