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SYNOPSIS
The Oracle Database 10g OCP
credential demonstrates your
expertise with Oracle Database
10g, the industry's first
relational database designed for
grid computing. This advanced
certification relays the fact that
you know how to configure an
Oracle database for multilingual
applications, use various methods
of recovering and tuning the
database, and use database
technologies such as Resource
Manager, Scheduler, and Automatic
Storage Management (ASM).
An Oracle Database 10g OCP
canmanage the most advanced
information systems for large
enterprises, small and midsize
businesses, and departments.
The 10g DBA OCP is a high-level
intermediate certification geared
towards IT personnel who hold
titles such as database
administrator, database analyst,
and database developer.
Those certified at the
Professional level can upgrade
their credential by passing an
upgrade exam, or by passing the
1Z0-042 DBA I and 1Z0-043 DBA II.
Staying current is a smart way to
maintain a competitive edge among
your peers.
Single Release Upgrade Exams Generally,
one exam is required for OCPs to
upgrade to each subsequent version
of an Oracle DBA track. For
example, one exam upgrades the
Oracle8i credential to Oracle9i
and one exam from Oracle9i to
Oracle 10g. Candidates wishing to
skip a version can take the bridge
exam (1Z0-045). The Oracle 10g
Database Administrator Certified
Professional may also be obtained
by passing the DBA I and DBA II
exams.
OCP Hands-On Requirement To
become a successful, credentialed
Oracle Database 10g Certified
Professional requires classroom
and hands-on experience. Visit the
Oracle University website for
courses that meet the Oracle
Database 10g Hands-On Course
requirement.
Submitting your Oracle OCP
Hands-On Requirement Form The
Hands-On Course Requirement Form
is required for all NEW OCP
candidates. (It is not required
for those who are upgrading their
existing DBA OCP credential from a
previous version.) You must
complete the Oracle University
hands-on course requirement form
before you will receive your
certification credential.
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