If you are attending OOW 2007 ( and why not ? ) and are already an OCP
( let's not get started on that discussion please ) then you have the
ability to ( attempt to ) register for the "FREE OCP Oracle Database
11g New Features for Administrators Exam Cram Session".

After you leave the room sunday what do you leave with?

Does Oracle University supply the regular materials that one would get
from attending a ( paid ) 11g New Features for Admin class? If not
that then ... ?

On Sep 27, 8:39 am, hpuxrac <johnbhur...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> If you are attending OOW 2007 ( and why not ? ) and are already an OCP
> ( let's not get started on that discussion please ) then you have the
> ability to ( attempt to ) register for the "FREE OCP Oracle Database
> 11g New Features for Administrators Exam Cram Session".
>
> After you leave the room sunday what do you leave with?
>
> Does Oracle University supply the regular materials that one would get
> from attending a ( paid ) 11g New Features for Admin class? If not
> that then ... ?

The 10g one a couple of years ago gave out the regular materials I
believe. Being too cheap to pay for full on classes, I'm not real
sure, but they looked typical, still sitting in my things-to-do pile.
No idea if that applies to 2007. Most everything was covered over and
over during the regular sessions at one point or another, but to me it
seemed worth it to do the cram. I didn't take the exam, too much new
stuff, kinda sorry now I didn't just get it over with.

FWIW.

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On Sep 27, 8:13 pm, joel garry <joel-ga...@home.com> wrote:

snip

> > After you leave the room sunday what do you leave with?
>
> > Does Oracle University supply the regular materials that one would get
> > from attending a ( paid ) 11g New Features for Admin class? If not
> > that then ... ?
>
> The 10g one a couple of years ago gave out the regular materials I
> believe. Being too cheap to pay for full on classes, I'm not real
> sure, but they looked typical, still sitting in my things-to-do pile.
> No idea if that applies to 2007. Most everything was covered over and
> over during the regular sessions at one point or another, but to me it
> seemed worth it to do the cram. I didn't take the exam, too much new
> stuff, kinda sorry now I didn't just get it over with.

Thanks Joel ... I did submit this same question to oracle and have not
yet heard anything back. Oracle doesn't change much so if they did it
this way for 10g it is probably going to be the same for 11g.