Hello everyone,
Today I was strolling trough the LPIC-1 objectives and discovered (to
my surprise) that cadidates are supposed to know
105.3 SQL data management
insert, update, select, delete, from, where, group by, order by, join.
Isn't this a bit tough for a (junior) system administrator. In my daily
practice I often have to install (set-up or configure) applications with
a database footprint, but I never use insert, update, group by, order
by, and join. The commands I *DO* use like: create database, grant all
on database.* to u...@host identified by 'secret'. And the command to
source a SQL script to prep a database are *NOT* in the exam objectives.
Why is that???
I think a competent system administrator should be able to create and
load databases and protect them. I do not think he needs to know all
intricacies of the SQL language. Thats a DBA job....
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