Oracle Spatial 11g Certified Implementation Specialist

Hi everyone,
Can anyone share Oracle Spatial 11g Essentials(Oracle Spatial 11g Certified Implementation Specialist) certification study materials.?
Thanks in advance

909402 wrote:
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please i need to know these informations right or wrong
1-OCA can any one got it and can get it's exam
2- OCP need to get oca first and there is an attendeng also?
reply me please and many thanks to you>You are ou of context to this thread.
Please browse:
http://certification.oracle.com - preparation/getting started and the FAQs and locate the certification you desire. The information you need is there, and there is little need for me to repeat it here. Using codes and identifiny a certification properly by its rigthtful code and name helps focus the mind and helps many questions to answer themselves. Practice of such rigor is surely helpful in the certification journey.

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1 - Presentations are now available at
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