Oracle Documentation Relating to 1Z0-051

Hello,
Just wanted to some input on which Oracle Documentation Books I should be using using in order to prepare for 1Z0-051. At the moment, I am using:
Oracle Database Administrator's Guide 11g Release 2 (11.2)
Oracle Database Concepts 11g Release 2 (11.2)
Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Howard

I used "*SQL Fundamentals I Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-051)*".
It's a complete exam preparation edited by McGraw Hill - Oracle Press.
Authors: John Watson and Roopesh Ramklass.
I thing it's a good book.

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  • Training for 1z0-051?

    Hello all,
    I have a requirement by my employer to achieve Oracle Certification.  I passed 1z0-052 last week after studying off and on for the last year and a half.  Next up is 1z0-051 or 061.
    Fortunately my employer is funding a training class for this exam.  We have 11g in our environment, so it is the 051/052 track I started on.  I noticed on the 051 exam page that the recommended training is no longer offered.  I'm planning to take the training class linked from the 061 page (Oracle Database 12c: Introduction to SQL Ed 1.1).  Is this adequate/sensible training for the 051 exam?  Or should I scrap 051 in favor of 061?  I see that either will count towards OCA/OCP. 
    I am speaking out of honest ignorance here, but it seems that the material covered for 061 is completely applicable to 051.  Any sage advice for me?  Am I off track in my assessment? 
    Many thanks for any help you can offer.
    -Alan

    The 1Z0-051 and 1Z0-061 exams have about a 95% commonality in topics.  The 'Introduction' section was added to 1Z0-061 and the 'Creating other schema objects' section that was in 1Z0-051 has been removed in 061.  As such, the 061 training should prepare you for the vast majority of the 1Z0-051 exam.
    That said -- there is no reason not to simply take the 1Z0-061 exam if that's what you are taking the training for anyway.  I generally consider picking one over the other to be largely a toss up. Last week someone had the Oracle Press book for 1Z0-051 and was asking about taking 061.  I suggested going with 051 since they had the study materials for it.  In your case, the opposite applies, so I would suggest that the 1Z0-061 exam would probably be the (slightly) better choice.

  • Problem with subqueries ( 1Z0-051 )

    Hello, first of all sorry if this post do not belong to here.
    I'm studying 1Z0-051 and I have a problem trying to understand why one excersice did by my own is not working.
    In the Oracle press book for 1Z0-051 in page 369 there is one excercise that says:
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    Thanks a lot !!
    Regards.

    Hi,
    -- book
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    -- your query
    where manager_id in
      ( select distinct manager_id from employees where department_id in
    Both queries work. but there is a different outcome because you ask something else. Remember managers are themselfs also employees. the manager_id reffers to an employee_id.
    So in the "book" query you ask for employees having a manager who is in a department etc. etc.
    In your query you ask for employees having a manager_id which is the same as the manager_id of other employees who are in an department etc. etc.
    This is not the same thing.
    The distinct in your query can be left out but does not change the outcome. eg
    1 in (1,2,3) is true.
    1 in (1,1,2,2,3,3) is also true.
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  • 1z0-051 Sample Exams

    Hello:
    Can any one recommend me to buy sample exam for Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I
    Oracle used to recommend Oracle Practice Exam for 1Z0-051 DBCert.
    On the market there are many sample exam to prepare for the certification
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    Ali

    user12965814 wrote:
    Hi Sir, I need your opinion about some books, I'm planning to prepare both OCA and OCP 11g which require to pass the following exams Exam 1Z0-051 , Exam 1Z0-052 and 1Z0-053
    I found three books which I think good for the prep
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    OCP Oracle Database 11g Administration II Exam Guide (Administration II Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-053))
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    OCA Oracle Database 11g Administration I Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-052) Administration I Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-052)
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    Livre N° 3 ) (celui là je l'ai !)
    OCA Oracle Database 11g SQL Fundamentals I Exam Guide SQL Fundamentals I Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-051)
    Link:http://www.mhprofessional.com/product.php?cat=112&isbn=0071597867&cat=112
    Please what do you think ?I dont know what your background is, but you would probably need to organise some training and background as well.
    You also need to to attend and get verified Oracle approved training to achieve DBA OCP
    .... One step at a time though, and OCA Oracle Database 11g SQL Fundamentals I Exam Guide SQL Fundamentals I Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-051) is good value for low investment. But you may need to checkout other training.
    The training link mentioned in an earlier post link may or may not be effective, however I do not believe it covers the oracle verified training pre-req to achieve DBA OCP.
    Worth checking https://workforce.oracle.com/pls/wdp/new_home.main to see if there is cheap (not always best quality) training available near you.
    Refs:
    http://certification.oracle.com (Particularly preparation).
    http://blogs.oracle.com/certification/2010/07/0332.html
    http://blogs.oracle.com/certification/2008/10/question_of_the_day_how_to_pre.html
    http://blogs.oracle.com/certification/2009/04/are_you_getting_your_training.html

  • What is another schema name in oracle 1z0-051 exam ?

    hi all
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    What are the schemas in this exam ? by the way all samples schema install in my database
    and thx advace

    In the exam you will get the snippet of the code that includes table structure and may be data in some tables in some questions. But every time they are different. so my advice is that you need to understand how to read a table definition and interpret. dont just mug up the things. Go to oracle documentation and read and try get the concept right.
    I followed the book 'Oracle 11g- SQL Fundamental Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-051)' it nearly covered all the topics and have good examples at the end of the chapter. happy studying.
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  • Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I 1Z0-051 Question

    i bought the OCA Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I Exam Guide (Exam 1Z0-051) and i am not sure do i have to read the whole book ! or just go through the exam objectives table ? because the book covers lots of topics that's not in the exam and i am kind of tight on time if any one had the book or used it pls help
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    Yes indeed. Practice at work (and elsewhere) is the best way to learn and ro reinforce learning.
    However, the more you read, the more you will be exposed to ideas and variations. Eventually you will find that many of the books have errors in various places. You will be winning when you are able to read and identify the errors AND explain why they are errors.
    The way your original question was written implied that you were after the minimum effort to pass an exam. Your last reply implies a different, and better, attitude.
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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).
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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.
    Now the first and last candidates have a high probability of being what they say they are, but the first wuld be no good if an experienced DBA was needed. It would be necessary at interview to be careful to check the others had the experience level claimed due to certifications being obtained though cheating and fraud. Its also worth noting DBA OCA does not cover backups / restores in depth.
    However if what was needed was someone to query database results as a result of some tests the first candidate might acutally be the most suitable .. assuming he has studied the 1z0-051 carefully. The 10g OCA might not have done SQL ... the experienced DBA might feel that was not a suitable job for him, and the 9i DBA OCPs may have rushed (or cheated) their way through 1z0-007 as quickly as possible and would not be interested / capablle of this work.
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  • 1Z0-051 exam (11gR2) - Oracle Press 11gR1

    The pages on the Oracle Web site state that the exam is based on the 11gR2. I am not sure when this changed as I am sure I checked in Nov 10 and it was 11gR1. There is currently no Oracle Press material to cover the most recient release of the database. If I study from the Oracle Press OCA 11g Exam Guide (1Z0-052) am I on safe ground? 11gR2 has some very interesting new features. Will these be included? The exam subject detail doesn't really go down the required level.

    user11981034 wrote:
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  • Exam Guide: Exam 1Z0-051 (Oracle Press).

    Hi, I am planning to appear in the 1Z0-051 test. and got the book (OCA Oracle Database 11g SQL Fundamentals I Exam Guide: Exam 1Z0-051 (Oracle Press). this is an old copy, and does not have the CD with the sample exam.
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    Saying that you do not want to buy a book does not endear you to the auhors
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    Overall, I would make two suggestions. First, do not rely on dummy questions. They are not the real thing (which would be illegal) and all they do is lt you confirm that you have studied the relevant material. There is absolutely no point in repeating them unil you get all right, which is what some people do. Second, do not do that exam at all, it is out of date. Do the 1z0-061 exam insead. Roopesh's book http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0071820280 is excellent.

  • Is the Oracle Database Express Edition 11g Release 2 enough for preparing for the 1Z0-051 and 1Z0-144 Exams?

    I am planning on getting certified as an OCA PL\SQL developer. I will be teaching myself and I have all the material needed to prepare.
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  • 1Z0-051 Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I

    Hi ,
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    Pls give me free download able links to download ebooks if possible .Thanks

    The book is not free quite expensive :) .Any one having oca prep book .I have to write 1Z0 -051 exam for 11g cert.
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    Introduction to oracle9i SQL or Oracle database 10g SQL Fundamental I or Oracle Database 11g Introduction to SQL .
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  • OCA: 1Z0-047 Oracle DB SQL Export vs. 1Z0-051 11g: SQL Fundamentals I

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    bt

    >
    >
    >
    Also, if I buy the non-proctered exam today (to head off any further nasty future prices rises...grrr...), how long is it valid for i.e. how long do I have before I need to take it online?
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    Although the 1z0-051 is 'non-proctored' I believe it can also be taken proctored for the same price. Doing it online has risks of distraction and any connection issues may be your problem. If I did it online I am sure there would be a someone wishing explore the local electricity substation or play with a JCB when I was attempting to take my exam.

  • Books for oracle 1Z0-051 exam

    Which books are recommended for oracle 1Z0-051 exam ?

    visit Amazon.com and search for "1Z0-051". There is not only official Oracle book, but a few third party.
    I like
    Study Guide for 1Z0-051: Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I: Oracle Certification Prep [ISBN-13: 978-1475204667]
    OCA Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I: A Real World Certification Guide (1ZO-051) [ISBN-13: 978-1849683647]

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    Hi dear associates.
    can you please help me 1z0-051 Oracle Database 11g SQL Fundamentals 1 exam dumps for preparation sql fundamental exam......!

    https://blogs.oracle.com/certification/entry/0477
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