I would be interested in hearing your opinions on the differences between an
Oracle DBA and an Oracle Apps DBA. Are they different? And how? Are they
so different that one could not perform the duties of another? Learning
curve for each?
My interest was sparked when I interviewed with a company that had
advertised for a senior Oracle DBA. It become known in the interview that
they were moving legacy apps to Oracle Apps (Financial, HR) and were in need
of an Apps DBA. I have no experience using these products. But I did tell
them I have over 10 years experience as a DBA, using all 4 major DBMS
engines on 4 different unix platofrms. Should that be taken into account?
I feel I could easily learn Apps DBA duties as I have learned other DBMS's.
They still wanted an experienced Apps DBA and said they have a current DBA
who is 'learning on the fly'.
Caught in a catch-22. Can't get experience with Apps because can't get
hired, BUT can't get hired without experience...
Opinions?
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