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Need Oracle Student Guides ???

Posted by anilrpatil on December 6, 2009

There is no doubt that Oracle Student Guide is the best starting point for anyone who wants to learn a new Oracle Applications Module. You also get many Lab exercises to solve. I am sure most of you always wondered how can you get the student guides? Here is how you can get the Student Guides.

Log on to Oracle Metalink 

  1. Select the tab: Patches and Updates
  2. Select the link: Advanced Search
  3. Product or Product Family: Tutor (pro)
  4. Release:
    - Select Applications 11i for 11i courseware or model documents
    - Select Applications R12 for Apps Unlimited or R12 model documents, R12 courseware, and the latest Author & Publisher software
  5. Platform or Language: (*** if you do not select the correct platform, you will not see any patches for Tutor ***)
    - For Tutor 12 software and documentation patches, select Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
    - For Tutor 11 document patches, select Microsoft Windows (32-bit) Client
  6. Patch Type: Any
  7. Description: Enter one of the following COURSEWARE or MODEL DOCUMENTS or SOFTWARE to narrow the search for a particular type of patch. If you want to see all Tutor patches, leave this field blank.
  8. Leave the remaining fields blank.
  9. Select GO

 

 You will get the Courseware student guide in the search result which you can download.

Happy Reading :-)

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4 Responses to “Need Oracle Student Guides ???”

  1. Chirag Hingrajia said

    Awesome!!!

    I didn’t even know that the Oracle courseware is available on metalink for no charge. And it has almost everything available there.

    While exploring it, I found this link http://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showNOT?p_id=171864.1 which gives more detail on how to search and use this courseware.

    Thank you very much Anil for sharing this precious information with us.

    Chirag

  2. Thank you for writing this, I can not find an information which is so clear and through up to now.

  3. parinay said

    Thanks a Lot Anil for sharing this very useful information.

  4. Yogesh said

    Thanks Boss .. You are awesome ..

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