| certification 9i or 10g [message #418192] |
Thu, 13 August 2009 05:59  |
sajut
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Hi friends
I am working in Oracle 9i for the last couple of years. I would like get certified. Which one, 9i or 10g would you recommend
Regards
Saju
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| Re: certification 9i or 10g [message #418196 is a reply to message #418194] |
Thu, 13 August 2009 06:22  |
pablolee
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| Michel Cadot wrote on Thu, 13 August 2009 12:02 | Who care about someone that pass 9i certification now?
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Michel
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A company that still operates on 9i databases maybe?
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| Re: certification 9i or 10g [message #418211 is a reply to message #418198] |
Thu, 13 August 2009 08:11 |
pablolee
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I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you here Michel, but you asked the question:
"Who care about someone that pass 9i certification now?" I simply answered.
| Quote: | And don't want to upgrade?
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You think that this is unheard of? I have worked indirectly with companies who were still running with 7 because they didn't want to spend the money and time upgrading the applications that sat on top of the 7 DB.
| Quote: | Otherwise I think they will search for someone that already has it since several years and think to pass (if not has) his 10g or 11g one not a junior on almost obsolete version.
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Have you done a survey?  How do you know what other companies want.
OK, OK I'm being argumentative. I'm actually having a heated discussion on another (non-db) site and the target of my ire is taking too long to reply.
Sorry, totally hijacked this thread for my own purposes.
@OP take Michel's advice, go for the most recent available qualifications (11g), failing that, the next most recent (10g). I wouldn't really bother any further back than that.
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