You leave with all the skills to Install a single-server environment, and manage Groups, Objects, Users, etc...but for more advanced features like multi-server clustering and CSP development you need to bring consultants on-site to give you 1-on-1 site specific training.
Is it worth taking? YES, but after it your skill-set will still have "room for growth".
Is the CE Administrator's Guide given in this class? We happened to receive a copy of the Guide without taking the course, and our sales rep seemed quite surprised when it was mentioned.
The Guide kind of makes the course unnecessary, unless you just learn better in a classroom environment. Any insights on what the "official" availability of the Admin Guide is?
In my experience, you can't get any of Crystal's Training guides that they give during their training, without taking the training.
I took the 8.5 administrators class last year when it was a 2 day class. I learned some, but I had learned more from using the software and reading the book "Special Edition USing Crystal Enterprise 8.5" by Steve Lucas and Roger Sandorn. If you can self study, then I would skip the class and read the book. It is much cheaper and you will probably learn more.
The Crystal Enterprise Administration Training Guide is different from the Crystal Enterprise Administrator's Guide that comes with Crystal Enterprise.
The Training Guide is only distributed when you take a formal Crystal Enterprise class from a Crystal Decisons Training Partner. However, I have sometimes seen them come up for sale on Ebay in the $50 to $75 US range.
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