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Edmund Yong wrote:(1) Would my certification records and my personal details be in Oracle?
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Edmund Yong wrote:So my Sun certification records are not in Oracle. But would it be better if I were to register my old cert info with Oracle, as mentioned by you in the first post above?
Edmund Yong wrote:I'm still not clear about registering for a new exam. Do I just purchase a voucher or register for an exam and pay by credit card? Do I need to first create a Pearson VUE account, as mentioned in the second post above?
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Edmund Yong wrote:Hi Jeanne,
I bought your new book a few days ago, and I have already started reading it.
I am still not clear on the exam registration though. I have an existing Oracle account (using my personal e-mail ID) which I can use to download the SDK. In the Pearson VUE web site for Oracle, if I select "Sign In", and then "Create a web account" on the next page, I will be asked to fill in personal information on the next page. There is a field "Do you know your Oracle Testing ID?". What is this Oracle Testing ID? Is this where I enter my e-mail ID for my existing Oracle account?
I am not clear on how they link the above Pearson VUE account to Oracle, so that exam results will be reflected on Oracle side. Is this through the Oracle Testing ID?
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Paul Anilprem wrote:
Yes, it is through Oracle testing id. Oracle has all the details about your previous test history (including the ones you took when Java was with Sun). In fact, if you try to register a new account (with same name and other details), Oracle tries to merge the new account with the old one automatically (but don't rely on that). It is better to contact Oracle support directly and ask for your Oracle testing id. They will provide you the id using your details. They may also ask you to create a new ID and then attach your old Sun test history with that new ID. You can use that ID to schedule the exam with Pearson vue.
Edmund Yong wrote:
Paul Anilprem wrote:
Yes, it is through Oracle testing id. Oracle has all the details about your previous test history (including the ones you took when Java was with Sun). In fact, if you try to register a new account (with same name and other details), Oracle tries to merge the new account with the old one automatically (but don't rely on that). It is better to contact Oracle support directly and ask for your Oracle testing id. They will provide you the id using your details. They may also ask you to create a new ID and then attach your old Sun test history with that new ID. You can use that ID to schedule the exam with Pearson vue.
Hi Paul,
According to what Jeanne replied previously, our Sun certification results and personal details would not be ported over to Oracle. So it is quite a surprise to me now that you are saying the opposite.
My last Sun certification was taken in 2005. I create an Oracle account using my email address only in 2016, so I'm sure that this has nothing related to the Oracle Testing ID then.
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Paul Anilprem wrote:
Edmund Yong wrote:
Paul Anilprem wrote:
Yes, it is through Oracle testing id. Oracle has all the details about your previous test history (including the ones you took when Java was with Sun). In fact, if you try to register a new account (with same name and other details), Oracle tries to merge the new account with the old one automatically (but don't rely on that). It is better to contact Oracle support directly and ask for your Oracle testing id. They will provide you the id using your details. They may also ask you to create a new ID and then attach your old Sun test history with that new ID. You can use that ID to schedule the exam with Pearson vue.
Hi Paul,
According to what Jeanne replied previously, our Sun certification results and personal details would not be ported over to Oracle. So it is quite a surprise to me now that you are saying the opposite.
My last Sun certification was taken in 2005. I create an Oracle account using my email address only in 2016, so I'm sure that this has nothing related to the Oracle Testing ID then.
They had my SCJP 1.2 certificate. May be they changed their policy now. Either way, better to call them up.
Your exam was taken under a different Oracle Testing ID than the one used to authenticate your CertView account.
Contact www.pearsonvue.com/oracle/ to merge your IDs (provide all IDs under which you have taken exams or submitted forms and confirm which ID should be the surviving ID). The ‘surviving ID’ should be the ID you used to authenticate your CertView account. It will show up on your "Certification History" page in CertView.
Check certview.oracle.com to confirm when IDs are merged and all requirements show up under one record.
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Edmund Yong wrote:Hi,
I am from Singapore and the last time I posted anything here was 10 years ago!
I had obtained the SCJP 1.2 certificate and the SCWCD 1.4 certificate in 2000 and 2005 respectively. Those certificates were issued by Sun Microsystems, which had since been acquired by Oracle. As it's been a long time since I have gone for any certification exam, the process to apply to sit for the exams could be different now. So I have the following questions.
(1) Would my certification records and my personal details be in Oracle?
(2) If I want to sit for the 2 exams for new OCP Java SE 11 Developer certification, how can I go about it? Should I contact Oracle Singapore directly or register for the exams via Oracle Singapore's web site?
Thanks.
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Skumar Patel wrote:
I was in same situation like you and below discussion might help you
https://coderanch.com/t/719282/certification/advice-certification-upgrade-Exam
Here is the steps suggested by Anthony Tsang
1. Login Oracle CertView. Create an Oracle account if you don't have one.
2. You will be asked to provide an Oracle Testing ID in PearsonVUE. If you don't have one, follow the guide to create one in PearsonVUE. It takes a few days for PearsonVUE to generate an Oracle testing ID for your account.
3. Login Oracle CertView and enter your Oracle Testing ID. Your Oracle account is now linked to your PearsonVUE account.
4. Probably you can't find your SCJP in your certification history. Now, open the Support page and you will be redirected to a list of FAQ.
5. Expand any of them, and click "Log Ticket" button.
6. Fill in the support form to ask for displaying your SCJP in the certification history. Provide as much information of your SCJP as possible. (I even scanned my hardcopy SCJP certificate and upload with the support form)
7. A support log is now created. You will receive email notification upon any reply from the Oracle support team. They will guide you for the ongoing steps.
It took me about 1 week to have my SCJP displayed in CertView. During the process you will be contacting Oracle support team and PearsonVUE back and forth. Oracle support team is helpful and efficient, so don't worry.
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