What is Oracle, and how many   it takes to be certified?
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Oracle is actually a database system that is used companywide.  For example - shipping, receiving, accounts payable, accounts receivable, purchasing, etc - all work from the same database.  It could also be called an enterprise system.  or an MRP system.  Contact Oracle to find information on becoming a certified Oracle expert, there is more than one Oracle certification.
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The site is oracle.com.....\n\nMy brother-in-law has done Oracle APPS and work as ERP manager......I can furnish more details from him if you give me your brief Resume.....email me through ANSWERS.....
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Anyone can become a DBA, not everyone can become a certified proffesional DBA.\n\nYes, by taking professional courses like Oracle, MySQL will help you to have credibility as a DBA.\n\nBut, last but not least, your hands on experience in the job will helps you the most.
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You'll be able to develop Oracle applications.  Won't that be nice?
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Really it depends on which database u'd like to administer,you have two basic choices,\nwhether oracle or mssql server...\nBut i recommend microsoft sql server Coz it's very powerful database,\nonce u choose mssql server, you should go and take the MCDBA course.check it out on microsoft.com\nby the way,\nI've just finished this certificate :\nMicrosoft Certified Database Administrator\nif you wanna know more,\nu can contact me \nfadydodo2004@yahoo.com
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Oracle isin't a computer system,it's a programming language,with an interface similar to DOS.
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A certified computer expert.
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Sybase is a database product.  Don't bother learning it.  It's not a significant player in the industry anymore.  Learn Oracle instead.  If you like open source software, learn MySQL.
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Yeah, 8i runs on XP. Make sure you have the oracle instance running, as well as the listener (go into admin tools from control panel, run Services, find the name of the instance and a listener for the instance, and start them).\nThen create an ODBC connection using the Oracle driver (there's a wizard - just follow the steps). Hopefully you know VB well enough to figure out what to do with the ODBC connection once it's created.
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http://www.orafaq.com/\n\nhttp://www.peoplesoft.com/corp/en/public_index.jsp\n\nhttp://www.db.cs.ucdavis.edu/teaching/sqltutorial/\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_database
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litterally nothing.\n\nI just got 8 and recently became certified in Dreamweaver and was tested on MX.....maybe 4 links or quicker ways to do something is bout it.  not worth updating.
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What is the Oracle of Delphi?
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You might consider becoming a "Sun Certified System\nAdministrator for the Solaris Operating System".  It\nwould show that you know your way around the administration\nside of the operating system.\n\nThe downside is that the certification test costs $150\neach, and there are two tests to take.\n\nPersonally, I didn't take the preparatory course (since\nit was kind of expensive).  Instead, I bought (used)\ncopies of a couple of the certification study guides\nfrom Amazon, took some of the free practice tests \nwhich are available from the net, and had no trouble\npassing the test.  [Note, I didn't say I *aced* the\ntest, but all that matters is that you pass :-) ]
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you may visit this side\n\nhttp://www.e-learningcenter.com/oracle.htm\n\nanother direct tutorial site is ;\nhttp://www.db.cs.ucdavis.edu/teaching/sqltutorial/
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Oracle isn't a programming language - it's a database which uses SQL language - there are also the applications which run off of the database info - Oracle has many applications ranging from financial to banking to retail.  Looking for documentation?  Go to www.oracle.com and sign up for a free account - there is a ton of info there.
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First go thru theoritical concepts\nThen study Ivan Barross-PL/SQ progg\nThen go for Oracle publications SQL\nOf all the above you need to exercise many problems
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You have to buy it from Oracle or a reseller. And any Oracle application is going to require a lot more than 256MB RAM... if you are going to be doing serious Oracle development or running Oracle back-end applications you'll want to upgrade to at least 1GB RAM.