Sql practice exams, tests, help!

Hello,
Does anyone have practice questions for 1Z0-001 SQL test (OCP) ? If you have, can you send me it to the following e-mail: [email protected] !
Any help would be great!
thank you,
Zeljko

Hi,
Methink you'll be getting more than just exam questions on your email from now on.
Have you googled for '1Z0-001'? I get lots of hits for practice exams. Of course, you'll have to pay for them. But since you're doing an OCP you're prepared to pay anyway.
Cheers,
Colin

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PLSql practice exams, tests, help!

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Any help would be great!
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Zeljko

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I've got a guestion about apple final cut pro 7 certification. A week ago I was contacted with apple IBA Training Centre, this is an apple authorized training center in Minsk Belarus (220000), and they sad that I can get this certification test. Than I read "Final Cut Pro 7 Level On Exam Prep Guide" in which says that i can get a practice exam test for 25$ at Prometric.com but at least I can't because the practise test's code which in "Final Cut Pro 7 Level On Exam Prep Guide" is not working.This is an apple's or prometric's error? And is there any other ways to get this practice fcp 7 test?
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where can i get practice exams for Oracle SQL & PL/SQL? any web site please.
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Check this site.
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Practice exams for 'Intro to Oracle9i SQL'

Hi,
I just finished the 'Introduction to Oracle9i SQL' book
and was hoping if anyone knows of any places where I may
be able to find some practice exams (1Z0-007)?
Or if anyone has any practice exams for the Oracle9i
DBA track that they could send me would be greatly
appreciated! My email address is: rwd1971(at)hotmail.com
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ps-I have already done the practice exams from Oracle.com

You can do a google search and download practice exams (they are generally text files) You will find a lot of questions in the exam from these practice exams.
PS:Sybex has a good book and practice test for 1Z0-007. I would definitely recommend it over Oracle Press 1Z0-007(author: Marisetti)

Does Practice Test help in Oracle Certification

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Does Practice Test help in Preparing for Certification .I have ordered a Practice test on OCA from Self test Software does this help in preapring for the certification.Also do i have to go through Oracle Books and Oracle documentation also......
Please give your valuable suggestions.
Thanks and regards

user631071 wrote:
Dear Friends,
Does Practice Test help in Preparing for Certification .Yes ..... but I like to do them as late in the preparation cycle as possible. (100% with Aman here).
Each practice test is of most value the first time you see it, after that retaking it is of less value as one may remember the answer.
And go over your correct and and incorrect answers to improve your understanding.
Take your last test just before your last opportunity to reschedule your exam and with enough time to go over it!
I have ordered a Practice test on OCA from Self test Software does this help in preapring for the certification.Good , that is an official supplier (though there are some who try to immitate the name).
Also do i have to go through Oracle Books and Oracle documentation also...... Yes Yes Yes! This is more important that practice tests. And you need to practice what you are leaning on databases.
Longer term this is how you get and retain your skills.
I am worried by your question (hopefully incorrectly) that your are trying to get by on practice tests only ... this is not the way to go.
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Please give your valuable suggestions.
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What is the best practice exam for 70-462 SQL 2012 DB Admin. exam?

Hi All,
I've completed the 70-462 exam prep guide from Microsoft press, i.e., I've read the book twice and practiced everything I could on my lab network (short of AlwaysOn and Clustering), including all the review questions and practice sections. Now I need
a practice exam and I'm wondering what success test-takers would suggest.
I saw Transcender's practice exam for 70-461 and it was less than what I expected. There were questions that didn't belong there and I don't want to waste my money on a practice exam that has a bunch of "filler" questions. It was the
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Seriously, though, I've been studying this guide for nearly 6 months, don't have the money to re-test over and over, and would rather pay for a practice test than pay for the exam itself more than once.
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In addition to Kalman’s post, based on my research, you can take a practice test for 70-462 from below link. Also, as is suggested in this
article, you can buy a practice test for Exam 70-462 from Kaplan SelfTest and MeasureUp.
http://www.accelerated-ideas.com/free-70462-practice-test.aspx#.VGRCzf6KCM8
Besides, about such issues, for quick and accurate response, I would like to recommend that you ask the question in the Learning forums at
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=CertGeneral . It is appropriate and more experts will assist you.
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Practice Exam for 1z0-050

Hi,
I am preparing for 1z0-050 exam to get 11g OCP. I am thinking of buying 'Transcender' - 1z0-050 Practice Exam.
Has anyone used these practice exams and Flash Cards from Transcender for 1z0-050? If yes, do you recommend the material from Transcender?
I have used the Transcender practice exams for 042, 043 and 047 in the past and I found them very useful.
However for all those exams I used a very good Study Guide to supplement the Practice exams.
For 050 exam, based on the Web Search there are only 2 books, Sam Alapati and Freeman. Reviews for both the books are not that great.
Looks like Sam Alapati book has lot of errors.
Can someone please post there experience regarding the Transcender practice exam for 1z0-050?
Thanks in advance.

I used a practice test from SelfTest Software, which is produced by the same company, Kaplan. I thought their practice test for that exam was very good. I only have one complaint: Some of their referenced materials (websites, etc) were illegal materials found on sites like docstoc. I hope they've removed those. Anyway, I also had heard that Alapati's book was not so good, but it was the only book I used. When I heard that, I decided to glean through the book quickly & try to learn elsewhere. This site is helpful:
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/11g/Articles11g.php#ocp
and also this:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/sql/index-099021.html

9i SQL Fundamentals Exam tips? (1Z0-007)

I'm scheduled to take the exam in 14 days.
I have been focusing on Transcender practice exams.
I set up a 10g instance with the test hr schema that oracle provides so I can follow along with Oracles' Intro to 9i SQL book using SQL developer.
I don't know what else to do. I am consistently getting 100% on the practice exam, but I fear this is only because I've already memorized the material. I am certain in a test scenario it will be far more difficult.
My biggest issue is with joins, memorizing all the rules (i.e. no group functions in where clauses, etc) and functions. I hope oracle does expect exam takers memorize all functions and all possible arguments.
Do you guys have any tips for the exam? Something that will help retain the material? I thought my memorize + practice approach was good but I feel as if I still can't build a solid complicated query for many given scenarios. When given a list to choose from it makes it easier but I want to be able to write this stuff on my own, I just don't want to pass the exam and not have the ability to write complicated queries. It defeats the purpose.

Javier wrote:
I'm scheduled to take the exam in 14 days.
I have been focusing on Transcender practice exams.
I set up a 10g instance with the test hr schema that oracle provides so I can follow along with Oracles' Intro to 9i SQL book using SQL developer.
I don't know what else to do. I am consistently getting 100% on the practice exam, but I fear this is only because I've already memorized the material. I am certain in a test scenario it will be far more difficult.
My biggest issue is with joins, memorizing all the rules (i.e. no group functions in where clauses, etc) and functions. I hope oracle does expect exam takers memorize all functions and all possible arguments.
Do you guys have any tips for the exam? Something that will help retain the material? I thought my memorize + practice approach was good but I feel as if I still can't build a solid complicated query for many given scenarios. When given a list to choose from it makes it easier but I want to be able to write this stuff on my own, I just don't want to pass the exam and not have the ability to write complicated queries. It defeats the purpose.1) Try making your own flash cards
2) Use 10g or 11g not 9i. The newer syntax/functtionality thats available lets bigdelboy get out of situations easily that would previously stretched his underwear simultanously round his neck, wrists and ankles while still failing to successfully acheive the primary purpose. And I hate complicated queries when i look at them 2 weeks later. Practice helps. Having a real world examples tha somebody else tests thoroughly helps.

Finished taking Sprinkler CLD Practice Exam

I am planning on taking my CLD this coming week, and just finished taking this practice exam. Since I studied the car wash and ATM solutions I decided to go for the Sprinkler practie exam. The "Sprinkler CLD.zip" file is the results of 4 dedicated hours of my Saturday.
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It appears quick comments could mean alot if the graders depend heavily on the VI Analyzer. It appears that I should have at least two comments in each VI, and not only have the documentation section filled in the VI but the same for controls.
It's clear that I missed some wires when I resized my case select boxes.
After finishing the exam and then looking back i see there is a possible lock out condition on initialization that would prevent the VI from reading the CSV file. I shouldn't have created a "READ CSV" State. If i would have placed the "READ CSV FILE" inside the "Power Up Configuration" state there would be no issues. I should have restarted labview in my last hour. If the VI starts up with the Water Pressure above 50% and No Rain then the CSV file is read and there is no problem. This would have been an obvious mistake had I restarted labview.
I realize that I missed some of the specifications. For example if it starts raining during a sequence it is suppose to restart the sequence, not pause it.
There are few comments in the code. I usually add many comments to my code, but this is my first time using a simple state engine.
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I spent time practicing earlier and can build the Timer.VI in about 8 minutes. A functional global timer seems to be a common theme in the practice exams.
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There are a lot of good things in your code, you are nearly there. I haven't run your code, so this is more style and documentation comments.
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Wire Error through all your subVI's put your subvi code in an error/no error case structure. If you had done that, you didn't need the flat sequence structure in your code.
You haven't even wired error to the subvi's with error terminals, this will cost you points.
Label any constants on the block diagram.
Brief description of Algorithm on each VI block diagram.
You could have avoided using local variables, for example Run Selector as this control is available in the cluster. So just a unbundle by name would have given you the value of that control. If you do use them, then make sure you state why (for example efficiency etc.) in a block diagram comment.
Some subVis are missing VI documentation, this wont be taken lightly.
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While icons are pretty, I wouldn't waste time trying to find glyphs for your subvi's just consistent text based icon scheme is perfectly acceptable. You can do this if you do have extra time, it wont fetch your extra points though.
LabVIEW 2012 has sub diagram labels, you can enable this by default in Tools>>Options, adding comments in each of the cases is recommended.
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Timing CLD practice exams

Hi,
I wanted to bring up this topic for those who are preparing for taking the CLD.
As you know there is a four hour limit for taking the exam. While preparing for the exam, using all the materials, webcast, and the certification discussion board, it is important ... , no critical, to clear your schedule and time yourself for a four hour exam. Twice.
Many developers get caught in the time crunch, both in their daily activities and in the test. Putting yourself in the position of having to face a hard deadline for completing the exam is a great wake up call. You don't want that call to be during the actual exam.
Timing your practice exams is a great way to experience the psychological pressures you will face during the four hours.
There is a wide spectrum of programmers that take the CLD, experienced pros, those who use it once or twice a week at work, advanced beginners, and all other experience levels. Preparing with a strict time limit gives all the broad spectrum of candidates the opportunity to see where their personal methods support or hinder the effort to complete in four hours.
In general, take no more than thirty minutes to read the specification, understand the specification, and plan your design.
Again, generally speaking, the last thirty minutes should not be used as a "last ditch" effort to start a new piece of functionality or race to a last minute addition. If a bug is introduced in this last half hour, the damage done to overall functionality could be much worse than the potential gain. One good use of the last thirty minutes is to continue testing integrated modules/SubVI's, to fix small discrepancies , to make one more verification that what you have already programmed is working correctly. One of my clients used to tell me "test, test, Test !"
Of course, it is impossible to give directions that will meet all individual methods. This is why taking a practice exam under strict time limits is a HUGE suggested best practice. You get to see first hand how your strategies and test taking methods fit the four hour time limit. You can plan and prepare your solution and methods, but until you time it firsthand, you are only measuring your knowledge of the methods. In most cases, nothing teaches faster than timing your sample exam and learning from your own mistakes.
If you are struggling with both implementation and timing, complete one practice exam without time, then take it again , timed, with just three and a half hours limit as you already know the specification.
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I hope you find this advice helpful and something to think about, but more importantly I hope I have convinced you to take some practice exams with strict time limits. Although I have touched on a few topics, the focus here is to promote the timing your CLD practice exams in preparing for the CLD.
Mark Ramsdale
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SQL Practice

Hello everyone. I have been using SQL for almost a year now and am currently studying for my 70-461 exam. I have the Microsoft training kit book, have read, highlighted, and done most of the exercises, however the best way for me to learn is just constant
practice in multiple scenarios. I was wondering if there is any additional "labs" or practice questions out there that I can use (based off of either the AdventureWorks2012 or the TSQL2012 practice databases) to help further fine-tune my skills in
SQL. I hope within another year or so to get a job specifically working with databases and eventually become a DBA so I want to know this information well.
Thanks in advance!

Dont know if this works for you.. but what I try these days is to look into the transact-sql forums specifically for all the types of good and wierd questions. I try to find solutions for them and most of the time before I could find a solution someone
would have already posted theirs. I then try to compare my code with theirs and try to find how better, easy and simple theirs is.
I am learning quite a lot about coding . I am a hardcore dba and my coding skills arent great. I am learning a lot from the forums.
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About SQL Server Unit Tests (vide
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Blog on the topic: "Database unit testing is used for feature testing of your individual modules (stored procedures, triggers or user defined functions) that is to say your module performs as expected. Apart from that, it is also used to ensure that
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Practice exam for 1Z0-146

Hi,
I was actually looking out for some good practice exams before i gave the actual 1Z0-146. It will be of great help if anyone can guide me about it.
Thanks.

user8775737 wrote:
Hi,
I was actually looking out for some good practice exams before i gave the actual 1Z0-146. It will be of great help if anyone can guide me about it.
Thanks.As you probably noticed the authorized exam provider (Kaplan IT trading as Transcender and SelfTestSoftware) do not currently appear to provide a test for 1z0-146
Most, if not all, practice exams you will see by searching on the web are unauthorised training material:
See: [http://blogs.oracle.com/certification/2009/05/the_route_you_choose.html]
Certguard will show that these are typically braindump websites [http://www.certguard.com] .... really you should only consider sites that are guarenteed non braindump.
There are a few sample questions (10) with the exam topics (I call these the beta exam rejects).
Basically you are your own with this. But at east by the time you are taking 1z0-146 you will have taken and passed 2 certiifcation exams at least anyway.
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