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In article <258u4.8968$74.245736_at_nnrp3.clara.net>, "Salvatore ILardo" <salvo_at_www.rokeby.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am an Oracle beginner and I would like to receive some advice regarding a
>suitable training path for a person like me.
>
>Oracle trainings may are expensives and I would follow a step by step path
>rather than a full DBA training which cost at least £ 4,000. I have already
>installed 8.0.5 and WebDb but I think I need to start from the analysis and
>data model, then design a data base, etc.
>
>My short profile is:
>25 years IT professional with Unix, NT4, Novell, Networking skills.
>
>Any advice will be very appreciate.
>
>Regards.
>Salvatore Ilardo
>salvo_at_www.rokeby.com
>http://www.rokeby.com
Salvatore; Check out what I posted to another thread;
>Has anyone recently passed the DBO(database operator) test?Has
>anyone actually got an entry-leve job by obtaining this
>certificate?Please give your opinion.
Yes, I recently passed the Oracle DBO certification test for Windows NT (Test # 1Z0-401). I am now working as an Indepedent Contractor making $40.00 per hour. It is a very good move to try for this Certification; Start with buying the "Beginners Guide for Oracle 8.0" book and get a trail version of personal Oracle. The test is not that difficult. You can also get practice test from Self Test Software. You pass 1 test and you are a "Certified Oracle Professional". Received on Sun Feb 27 2000 - 11:59:23 CST