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Role : SQL DBA / Developer Location: Dayton, OH Term: 6months - 1year SQL Server DBA/Developer Microsoft SQL interview topic groups: * Advanced experience with SQL components, including Databases, Tables, Columns, Sql data types, stored procedures, etc. * Advanced experience with SQL tools (Query Analyzer, Profiler, Management Studio, etc) that come with Microsoft SQL Server. * Advanced/Intermediate experience with the SQL query language (also known as "T-SQL"). * Advanced/Intermediate experience leading the design of new databases based on conversations with Application Architects and Software Engineers. * Advanced/Intermediate experience leading the merging/consolidating of multiple existing databases. * Intermediate/Advanced experience evaluating and optimizing database performance for existing databases. * Intermediate/Advanced experience troubleshooting issues, specifically including slow performance and deadlock issues. * Intermediate experience creating SQL scripts using T-SQL to automate repetitive and semi-predictable SQL processes (such as updating Database/Table structure, stored procedures, and existing data on deployed/production databases). * Any experience with SQL Server administrative processes, including backup/restore methods. * Any experience working with Software Engineers and Architects. * Any knowledge of Object Relational Mapping (O.R.M.) software.Information directly from the hiring manager: - We have developers on staff (and some that have left) that have designed, indexed, etc. all our databases, so they aren't good, but they aren't bad either. We need a smart individual with good communication skills and strong SQL Server DBA experience. SWCE DB Conversions - MS SQL Server ... 2000 / 2003 and up still in use at customer sites - We are not responsible for maintaining the DBs, customers do that themselves - We have hundreds of DBs installed at customer sites ... and we need to create an automated way to upgrade them to the most recent version of our software - our biggest problem with this is that the oldest DBs have been customized (or maybe a better way to say is that everyone is a slightly newer version the last) - today, our answer is to manually convert them as the orders come in (this would instantly be given to them as an assignment) - Ideally ... we would end up having something we could use to take a customer offline for a short period of time and the end result would be a DB ready to run against the newest software ... today they have to install a new copy of the DBs and the process takes days or weeks - These DBs could probably use some optimization, but they are on the way out, and would need someone to figure out how to migrate them to a new architecture iMed Consent Databases - MS SQL Server ... 2000 / 2003 and up still in use at customer sites - We are not responsible for maintaining the DBs, customers do that themselves - We need to find a way to install and populate these DBs easily ... today we give the customer a copy of the DB ... this is difficult due to the sheer volume of information that needs to be pre-loaded (thousands of rows of data) - Again, these DBs could use some optimization, but are on the way out, and the need to be figured out CareWall/PFF - I know the least about this product and these DBs - It was designed and built by an offshore team in India and my team is taking it over this year - This is still in a pilot phase so most likely we will need someone to optimize the DB Thanks. Kevin*Patel* Ph No:- 980-819-0687 E-mail:- ke...@riderconsultinginc.com G-Talk : kevinpatel.ri...@gmail.com Web Site :- www.riderconsultinginc.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Citrix and Sap problems" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to citrix-and-sap-problems+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to citrix-and-sap-problems@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/citrix-and-sap-problems. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.