Re: What is the best book to prepare for OCP exams?

On Mon, 1 Mar 1999 19:07:54 -0500, "Van Messner" <vmessner_at_netaxis.com> wrote:

>OCP Training Guide is too light weight. Couchman is 1000 pages and lots of
>errors. You're better off studying 1000 pages of Oracle documentation.
>Ault's books are good review books.
>Van

Is there a corrected verion for the examples in Couchman's book? It sounds like that you think Couch's is the best if you can correct the errors.

WindyCloud

>m.L. wrote in message <36d884da.45791840_at_news.earthlink.net>...
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>>Hello everyone,
>>
>> I am considering to take the OCP exams in the near future, and
>>it seems that there are only a few books available for this.
>>
>>1) OCP training guide
>>by William Baird
>>
>>2) Oracle Certified Professional Dba Certification Exam Guide
>>by Jason S. Couchman
>>
>>3) Oracle DBA Exam Cram for Test 1 and Test 2
>>and Oracle DBA Eam Cram fro Test 3 and Test4
>>by Michael R. Ault
>>
>>The OCP training guide is a rather new book, and it is on top of my
>>list for now.
>>
>>I am System Analyst who has to do many Oracle related tasks. I was
>>also DBA of an Ingres database for almost two years, so I believe I
>>have some basic understanding of the concepts. I am hoping that as I
>>learn and get more experiences from my current job, plus some studying
>>material, I will be ready to take the exams in a few months.
>>
>>Any suggestions? Which book you think is the best?
>>
>>Please contact me either posting here or email me at
>>mleung_at_intelus.com or mleung_at_earthlink.net
>>
>>thanks
>>Michael Leung
>>
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Received on Tue Mar 02 1999 - 20:10:49 CST