Clarification of the procedure on 11g DBA OCP 10g OCP 1z0-052/3 via

For a 10 DBA OCP, which has already certified by (1z0-042/1z0-043) and 11g RAC (hands on courses).

and who passed 1z0-052 and 1z1 053

What is the procedure to achievee 11g OCP DBA certification:

Is this:

(a) doing nothing - Ms. Postwoman it will deliver in time
(b) new submission that the 11 g RAC hands on courses already submitted for 10 g OCP DBA 11 g Certification OCP DBA certification.
(c) submit an extra hands on the course or to reach 11 g DBA OCP 1z0-050.

Thank you everyone.

If you are 10g DBA OCP and want to update to 11g OCP DBA taking the 11g DBA initial certification exams rather than the review of upgrade, you will need to pass all 3 exams. Since you took 052 and 053, you will also need a requirement to review SQL: 001, 007, 047 or 051. If you take one of these reviews already, you should receive a certificate in the mail. If not, you must take one of these exams, nor the upgrade exam 050.

It is not necessary to complete additional training and submit additional Special form. If you have completed a review of SQL and wait for your certificate, you can contact [email protected] to reassure that your certification has been processed and that your kit is on the way.

Kind regards
Brandye Barrington
Certification Forum Moderator
Manager certification program

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