There is a checklist available in
http://www.oradb.net/book/dbachecklist.pdf
HTH
Venkat
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On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 07:39:34
KENNETH JANUSZ wrote:
>Dennis:
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>Thanks very much for the suggestions. They will help me a lot. I have been
>working on the position for about two months now. It has eve
Ken - 14 miles, you dawg! I'm jealous. Here I am humping 30 miles across the
major metro area. Seriously, learn as much as you can from the departing
person, because even if you have access to that DBA in the future, it is
amazing how fast they can forget details.
Robert - I think you have excelle
Dennis:
Thanks very much for the suggestions. They will help me a lot. I have been
working on the position for about two months now. It has everything I
want - Oracle DBA, manufacturing, large company, and only 14 miles from my
home.
I will be working for a small IT company but be on-site at t
My big thing would be backup and recovery and making sure I know how they
are doing it. Everything else you can ferret out over time if need be, but
if that database craters on day 2 and it takes you forever to recover it,
you are just not going to look good to management.
I've seen a number of di
Ken - Be sure to ask for the system password ;-)
Congratulations on the position. If I'm recalling correctly from your
previous posts, this is VERY welcome. The best suggestion is one I used
myself. At some point you'll sit down and go over the systems. That will
take about 30-minutes to 1 hour. Yo
It appears that I will be taking over an Oracle production DBA
position in about a week from another DBA. I would like suggestions as to
specifically I should be looking for from this person. Something like a
check list. Items that I need to specifically look at.
Thanks,
Ken Janusz, CPIM
