It must have been either Scott Gossett or Scott Heisey. But not that
Scott. The two other Scott's are still with Oracle Education, I think.
Glenn Stauffer wrote:
Gudmundur Bjarni Josepsson wrote:
If you want real advanced courses go with [...] what Jonathan Lewis
or guys at his level provide.
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Hi!
If you're getting this OCP to look more appealing to employers, I'd
go
with
8i first, then upgrade to 9i.
On resume it looks better, you seem more like old-timer that way ;)
Tanel
If you want real advanced courses go with [...] what Jonathan Lewis
or guys at his level provide.
I have to agree on this. I've had the good fortune to sit in on Lewis's
'Optimising Oracle' and Cary Millsap's 'Hotsos Clinic 101' and no course
I ever took from Oracle Education comes close to
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If you want real advanced courses go with [...] what Jonathan Lewis
or guys at his level provide.
I have to agree on this. I've had the good fortune to sit in on Lewis's
'Optimising Oracle' and Cary Millsap's
Gudmundur Bjarni Josepsson wrote:
If you want real advanced courses go with [...] what Jonathan Lewis
or guys at his level provide.
I have to agree on this. I've had the good fortune to sit in on Lewis's
'Optimising Oracle' and Cary Millsap's 'Hotsos Clinic 101' and no course
I ever took
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It's well worth the begging. I went in April and it was a GREAT class. I suggest you do what you can to get there.
-Scott
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Scott Gossett taught/teaches the Data Internals class and he is not the
Scott of Scott/tiger
--- Glenn Stauffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gudmundur Bjarni Josepsson wrote:
If you want real advanced courses go with [...] what Jonathan Lewis
or guys at his level provide.
I have to
his mind.
From: Gudmundur Bjarni Josepsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/26 Thu AM 05:49:43 EDT
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If you want real advanced courses go with [...] what Jonathan Lewis
or guys at his level provide
You are talking about Scott Gossett jr. I took that
internals course and it was good. It was very, very good.
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA
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. slow economy. people dont want to spend money on training. :(
hope it doesnt fill up before he makes up his mind.
From: Gudmundur Bjarni Josepsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/26 Thu AM 05:49:43 EDT
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Well that not too surprising. Just about everything Scott does (he still
works with Oracle) is very, very good. Most recent thing I've seen him
working on was the OCM exam, which no doubt explains why it was so hard!
I believe the Internals course morphed into a series of internal courses
(i.e.
what office is that internals class taught out of? does anyone else teach it? how many
days is it?
From: Gogala, Mladen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/26 Thu AM 11:35:34 EDT
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You are talking about
Rachel Carmichael wrote:
Scott Gossett taught/teaches the Data Internals class and he is not the
Scott of Scott/tiger
Thanks for the correction, indeed a web search found the reference on
technet to Bruce Scott. Scott Gossett was the instructor I have; he was
probably explaining that he
you find the classes (I took them with Scott for 8i) by searching the
Oracle education site, and searching on seminars.
They aren't given often and it's likely that travel will be necessary
--- Pete Sharman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well that not too surprising. Just about everything Scott
Quite right. It was Bruce Scott (didn't he do something at IOUG this
year?) and I believe Tiger is (or presumably was since this was so long
ago and the poor beastie has presumably karked it) his cat.
Pete
Controlling developers is like herding cats.
Kevin Loney, Oracle DBA Handbook
Oh no,
Senthil
So, if I understand your question correctly, you are asking whether you
should:
1. Take the 8i exams, then the 9i upgrade exam.
2. Take the 9i exams.
This will depend to some extent on your background, whether you still work
with 8i. Whether you can get your manager to spring for a
You'll want to verify this on otn.oracle.com, but it SEEMS (I stress
seems because this is the way I understand it.) that as of sometime last
year (September maybe), if one starts the 9i track with no prior exams
there is an in-class training requirement which must be met. However,
if you already
Hi Senthil,
I am in the same boat as you. I have worked with Oracle for about 7
years but am finally getting going on my OCP work. Since all of the older
Oracle Ed. courses I took are no longer valid, I will probably submit to the New
Features Course as well. You can take all of the exams
Hi!
If you're getting this OCP to look more appealing to employers, I'd go with
8i first, then upgrade to 9i.
On resume it looks better, you seem more like old-timer that way ;)
Tanel.
OCP 8,8i,9i, OCM.
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Hi Senthil,
I am in the same boat as you. I have worked with Oracle for about 7
years but am finally getting going on my OCP work. Since all of the
older Oracle Ed. courses I took are no longer valid, I will probably submit to
the New Features
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Subject: Re: 9i OCP Details
Hi!
If you're getting this OCP to look more appealing to employers, I'd go with
8i first, then upgrade to 9i.
On resume it looks better, you seem more like old-timer that way ;)
Tanel.
OCP 8,8i,9i, OCM
first and the 9i upgrade exam even
without the courses.
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Message-From: Bart Kersteter
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Hi Senthil,
I am in the same boat as you. I
:58 EDT
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Hi!
If you're getting this OCP to look more appealing to employers, I'd go
with
8i first, then upgrade to 9i.
On resume it looks better, you seem more like old-timer that way ;)
Tanel.
OCP 8,8i
The story I heard from one of the senior Oracle Education Instructors was
that some jerks completed the OCP and then bragged about how they had done
it without ever logging into Oracle. So Oracle added the requirement to
complete a course. I asked the instructor, so you guys are going to ensure
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Hi!
If you're getting this OCP to look more appealing to employers, I'd go
with
8i first, then upgrade to 9i.
On resume it looks better, you seem more like old-timer that way ;)
Tanel.
OCP 8,8i,9i, OCM.
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Date: 2003/06/25 Wed PM 02:59:58 EDT
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Hi!
If you're getting this OCP to look more appealing to employers, I'd go
with
8i first, then upgrade to 9i.
On resume it looks better, you
there are
different
OCMs?
btw, how much does it all cost?
From: Tanel Poder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/25 Wed PM 02:59:58 EDT
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Hi!
If you're getting this OCP to look more appealing
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