Group, If this was discussed before, I missed it. There is a discussion going on trying to define the duties of a development vs. production DBA and where in-depth DBA involvement should occur. Is there any papers that anyone can share w/me on this subject. IMHO a DBA should be involved early on in the project to translate the functional requirements into a physical model using the features of the target version. I also think that it should be the DBA's job to create the packages, procedures and triggers in the development and testing phases. To me,this would facilitate the transition from testing to production. Our development DBA's are involved in the production side so are aware of our standards. Comments, opinions please.
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