DBA = Damn Bad Attitude
or as my management feel, "cranky, moody, difficult & cynical" - typical
DBA.
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/compensation reasons. This happens all the time.
Titles don't mean a whole lot.
David Davis, Just a DBA
Manulife Financial
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Hard to answer this. I am a 'lead' DBA for my current
employer but I do not lead anything.
I was a Senior DBA for a consulting firm. That was
mostly to bill me out at higher rates.
For two different employers I was a plain, unadorned
DBA. I was completely in charge of everything related
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Actually we need a cot, 2 females... one popping grapes into mouth
and the
other
waving palm leaf for cool air...
HOLD
the flames...Im kidding..
bs
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Pat,
We do, AARP, O'l HIP, AAA, and some times AA.
Ron
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It just occurred to me that maybe senior DBAs should get discount cards
for
shopping, etc.
: )
Pat.
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would you like reserved parking with that??
Raj
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Rajendra dot Jamadagni at ESPN dot com
Any opinion expressed here is personal and doesn't reflect that of
"Senior" isn't an absolute term. A senior DBA in a small development house
could be the guy who knows how to add a tablespace. A senior DBA in a large
company may have to combine a good level of technical ability with a good
deal of management and business skills.
The term also seems to be used to
-The Senior DBA position, is more of a management-type role.
More Damagement!!
Dave
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Very good point. I know where I work, HR classifies DBA as an analyst for pay
reasons. The Senior
Very good point. I know where I work, HR classifies DBA as an analyst for pay
reasons. The Senior DBA position, is more of a management-type role. More money,
more management responsibilities but less actual DBA work.
-D-
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Bp,
Often where the term "Senior DBA" comes up is with company HR
departments. It isn't usual for we DBAs to greet each other with "Hi, I'm a
senior DBA". I agree with Mark's comments, but just wanted to point out this
other aspect to the issue. Sometimes HR people use this as a method for
cate
Mark ,
Thanks for the reply . I think learning is a never ending process ,
specially in IT industry where new version of software is out before 30%
adapts the previous version .But is there a line which can be drawn ? No one
knows everything . But experience tells where to look for proper things an
oh goodie, then I'm a senior DBA :)
I never did partitioning before this current job. Based on a prior
answer to this question, that would have disqualified me
It's not so much what you have done, as how you think about things.
I've worked with junior DBAs who have a tendency to jump in without
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>MessageHow does one qualify for senior oracel dba.
>Do you guys have any questionare which I can ask
>myself .
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>-Bp
o Do you have more senior moments than junior DBAs ?
o Do you remember the time when you could read the Oracle manuals on the train
o Do you always try to shutdown/startup you
Bp,
All I know is that I'm not a senior DBA. I think you'll know if you
really are or not. Have you worked with clustered databases, different
types of partitioning, different os / io / backup architectures, rman,
fgac, capacity planning, tuning, etc? There's a million things you may or
may no
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