how about DBAs with attitude problems? DBAs who
refuse developers access to v$ views. DBAs who refuse to listen to developers.
DBAs who who refuse to explain any decisions to developers. DBAs who are pure
production DBAs and have no knowledge of development and cant even write PL/SQL?
Ive worked with quite a few DBAs who only know a
fraction of what they think they do. Same holds true for developers and
managers. So its not one way. Attitude is harder to overcome than competence.
Someone with a good attitude can learn. Someone who knows and has a bad attitude
can be intolerable.
The worst kind though is the jack of all trades who
thinks he/she knows everything about everything yet only knows a little about
everything. Those are the worst.
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Title: RE: Tough Oracle DBA experience
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