Oracle DBA Exam Cram: Test 3 and Test 4: Exam: TEST 3 & TEST 4
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (684 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1576103315 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 300 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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Paul was one of the DBAs who worked with Oracle and the Chauncy Group to develop the Oracle 7 Database Administrator certification test. He is Oracle8 certified, and the co-author of Oracle DBA Exam Cram: Test 3 and Test 4with Michael Ault, as well as a contributor on the Oracle DBA Exam Cram: Test 1 and Test 2. Barbara Ann Pascavage, Chauncey Oracle 7, OCP 7.3, OCP 8.0 (Alexandria, VA) has been working with Oracle since 1987, and has been a full-time Oracle DBA since 1991. Ault (Alphare
In the final chapters of the book, backup and recovery topics are discussed in preparation for Exam 4. Subsequent chapters examine specific aspects of tuning: database configuration, Shared Global Area (SGA), lock contention, sorting, rollback segments, and redo logs. The second pair of tests required for Oracle Certified Professional DBA status measure not only your technical knowledge of Oracle but also your foresight and skill at designing recovery strategies and tuning installations for performance. Oracle DBA Test 3 and Test 4 Exam Cram<
Oracle DBA Exam: Test 3 and Test 4 is the only book available to help DBAs improve their chances of becoming certified. Covers all required topics, concepts, and terminology. Features practice exam questions formatted like those encountered on the actual exam. Helps readers make use of the best study materials available with end-of-chapter resource sections. Provides a special tear-out Cram Sheet with tips, acronyms, and memory joggers that readers can review just prior to taking an exam.
A Good Resource Amazon Customer I used this book for both Backup & Recovery and Performance Tuning, in conjunction with other reference material and STSWARE practice exams.The book was excellent for an overview that gives MOST of the framework, but you will need other material to fill in the minute details. Don't expect to buy any one book that has it all. And of course, it is more meaningful if you actually are a DBA.Worth the money.. Good exam prep A Customer The book delivered. I passed both exams at the first time. Much is covered quickly. The numerous tests in the book uncovered weak areas, so then you can go find in depth material - like Oracle online docs. I couldn't make it through the Oracle Press 5 inch tome, too tediously detailed, but this series worked for me. Book #1 was weak in the sql/plsql area, but DB Admin in it was fine. Overall, a useful Exam Cram.. Confusing and not up-to-date, but the questions are ok I am an IT consultant and Oracle DBA with 8 years of experience in high-end technology, working for a large international bank in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. I have decided to become Oracle certified because it would certainly give me more visibility in my work. Now, I am an Oracle8 OCP DBA with an average score of 97% in the five exams of the Oracle8 DBA track.I must admit it was very difficult at first to find out what the best way would be to p