Surprised that 1Z0-047 (SQL Expert) does not include Analytic Functions

Apparently, from a reading of the 1Z0-047 outline, Analytic Functions are not "in scope" for the Exam.
Comments, anyone ?
Hemant K Chitale

Comments, anyone ?
There are definitely some gaps in the SQL coverage on that exam. I could see the exam being redone (and improved) for 12C much as 1Z0-144 was rewritten for 11G as a much improved version of 1Z0-147. I'd like to see them remove the individual listing of topics pulled from SQL Fundamentals. They should be replaced with either a much-compressed list or a single note that knowledge of SQL fundamentals is assumed. This might help with the level of confusion newbies have over which test they should take.
Adding all of the functions you mention would not only make the test more comprehensive but also allow the tone of the exam to be altered. Right now I consider it to be filled with questions intended to misdirect the test candidate. The questions are 'tricky' rather than 'difficult'. This is largely because SQL is inherently easy to read so the only way to make it hard *is* to write deliberately bad SQL. Adding more advanced topics would allow for more questions that don't have to be made artificially more difficult.

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