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Microsoft Certification - MCSE or MCDBA, that is the question. |
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I've passed 70-215, 70-216, 70-217, 70-221, 70-228.
I plan on taking 70-229 next, and 70-270 last... I just figgered I'd go in numeric order I guess. My question is this: Will this make me an MCSE or an MCDBA? If I'm an MCSE, can I take 70-315 to become a MCDBA + MCSE, or do I have to assume I'm an MCDBA, and take 2 more exams to obtain MCSE cert, even though I may already be one? I'm confused - hopefully the 70-270 exam is easier than the question I am posing here. MS Martin Schmid |
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You figured it out correctly.
"Martin Schmid" <> wrote in message news:... > I've passed 70-215, 70-216, 70-217, 70-221, 70-228. > > I plan on taking 70-229 next, and 70-270 last... I just figgered I'd go in > numeric order I guess. > > My question is this: Will this make me an MCSE or an MCDBA? > > If I'm an MCSE, can I take 70-315 to become a MCDBA + MCSE, or do I have to > assume I'm an MCDBA, and take 2 more exams to obtain MCSE cert, even though > I may already be one? > > I'm confused - hopefully the 70-270 exam is easier than the question I am > posing here. > > MS > > > > > > > > |
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Which way is correct? MCSE + MCDBA = 8 - OR - 9 Exams? It can be done
either way? Thanks, MS "Zenner" <> wrote in message news:... > You figured it out correctly. > > "Martin Schmid" <> wrote in message > news:... > > I've passed 70-215, 70-216, 70-217, 70-221, 70-228. > > > > I plan on taking 70-229 next, and 70-270 last... I just figgered I'd go in > > numeric order I guess. > > > > My question is this: Will this make me an MCSE or an MCDBA? > > > > If I'm an MCSE, can I take 70-315 to become a MCDBA + MCSE, or do I have > to > > assume I'm an MCDBA, and take 2 more exams to obtain MCSE cert, even > though > > I may already be one? > > > > I'm confused - hopefully the 70-270 exam is easier than the question I am > > posing here. > > > > MS > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > |
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