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Re: ExamArea.com MySQL 5.6 Kindle practice questions [message #634730 is a reply to message #634726] |
Sat, 14 March 2015 01:42   |
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rc3d
Messages: 213 Registered: September 2013 Location: Baden-Württemberg
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matthewmorris68 wrote on Sat, 14 March 2015 01:10Quote:It look very fishy, maybe even brain dumps.
I can't provide any insight into Bobby's sexual preferences or profession, but the book is based on a brain dump.
I used the 'Look Inside' to grab a question and did a quick search. Yep... dump.
something for OCP Fraud team? Who does the reporting it?
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Re: ExamArea.com MySQL 5.6 Kindle practice questions [message #634770 is a reply to message #634745] |
Sun, 15 March 2015 06:06   |
rleishman
Messages: 3728 Registered: October 2005 Location: Melbourne, Australia
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I'd take a bit of care admitting to reading material that you acknowledge to be copies of test questions. I once did this AFTER an Oracle exam, researching a question that I found to be worded so badly there was no correct answer (of course the defense of this is that every question reads "choose the BEST answer", so once you eliminate all of the utterly ridiculous responses, the least ridiculous one remaining does actually satisfy the testing criteria).
Anyway, I was researching the question (I repeat: AFTER PASSING the exam), found it verbatim on the web with one of the two least ridiculous answers marked as the correct one. It turns out that the answer in the dump was correct for 10g, but there was no truly correct answer for 11g. I wrote to Oracle with this pretty much exact story: passed the exam, searched a question, found this dump site, and maybe you could reword this question because it has been rendered incorrect by 11g.
Oracle's response to me:
"Warning: Violation of Exam Security Policy"It has come to Oracle's attention that you have violated the Exam Security Policy.
After conducting an investigation, Oracle has determined that you fraudulently obtained content of exam 1Z0-XXX from a pirated 'practice test' or cheat site. Per the terms and conditions of the Oracle Certification Candidate Agreement that all candidates must accept to participate in an exam, Oracle reserves the right to take action against any candidate who engages in fraudulent activity.
We have carefully reviewed this incident and, while we would be well within our rights to invalidate your exam and possibly ban you from testing for 1 year for attempted fraud, we do not feel that you were trying to cheat on the exam. Please let this be a stern warning to you for future exams.
FWIW: I vote +1 this is the most amusing thread EVER in the Cert forum.
EDIT: Just removed my sig - could make for some unwanted Google Analytics.
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