Satar, I'm afraid that I'm going to have to take issue with this. Bad
English food is, I agree, fairly grim, but the same could be said of bad
food everywhere. Have you ever been to New Jersey? All they eat there
are chicken parm subs! London is one of the great places in the world if
you like
in the IS organization
Perks for being a DBA? You jest.
If you do your job right, and nothing goes wrong, they don't understand
why
they need you and why they pay you what they do.
If something goes wrong, they get upset because why didn't you know it was
going to happen and fix it to begin with?
Okay
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I am wondering how my fellow DBA's fit into their
IS organization. My
situation is this. I was hired just a little over
a year ago as a DBA but
my official title is network programmer
*How* is this related to oracle?
There is an OFF-TOPIC list for this list for these kinds of
posts.. Please keep them there.
Michael B,
Who is not afraid to ask people to keep off-topic stuff off this list.
At 07:46 AM 9/18/01 -0800, Grabowy, Chris wrote:
I have done a couple DBA trips to
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Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 05:49:20 -0500
Subject: The DBA in the IS organization
I am wondering how my fellow DBA's fit into their IS organization. My
situation is this. I was hired just a little over a year ago as a DBA but
my official title is network
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that the programmers made.
And I like what I do.
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For me it kind of depends on which project I am on at the moment.
As an organization we are split into two different groups, one being
information solutions and the other being infrastructure. I fall into
the first while people like Unix admin, network admin fall into the second.
From a
David;
My personal opinion is that it never did mater who I worked for (which
organization, which manager) as long as they were all good and my job what
what I expected. I was a Tech Support Analyst for a long time. But,
what I did was perform DBA duties on Oracle and DB2 databases as well
muslims living in your local area.
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From: Farnsworth, Dave
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I am wondering how my fellow DBA's fit into their
IS organization. My
situation is this. I
.
Regds,
Catherine
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I am wondering how my fellow DBA's fit into their IS organization. My
situation is this. I was hired just a little over a year ago as a DBA but
my official title is network programmer. Except for some job scripting I
have not done any coding. I am the only DBA for 5 Oracle databases and 4
SQL
Farnsworth, Dave wrote:
I am wondering how my fellow DBA's fit into their IS organization. My
situation is this. I was hired just a little over a year ago as a DBA but
my official title is network programmer. Except for some job scripting I
have not done any coding. I am the only DBA
In our organization, the DBA position is within network services, because
the DBA is also the Unix Administrator. I find it works well, because
I have access to the actual systems running the databases. If I was
with the other group (applications) I would have to ask somebody in
networks to log
Dave,
In our organization we have the DBA's/UNIX SA's under IS Operations. We are
primarily responsible for production support, but are also assigned to
project teams for development. As for reporting we report to the Dir. of IS
Ops who is at same level as Dir of App. Dev. Both of them report
Funny... I came in today to get out of my house. But I guess that's what 2 kids
under 3 will do to you... : )
Rodd Holman wrote:
Dave,
In our organization we have the DBA's/UNIX SA's under IS Operations. We are
primarily responsible for production support, but are also assigned to
project
in our place , i'm under the data center. i'm not sure that's the right
place but since we have access to the production databases, and since
there's only 2 of us for both production and development, it's better
than being under the development organization.
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Bill Shrek Thater
Right now I am kind in
limbo with no real authority
Just getting a job title won't do much.
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in the IS organization
Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 10:40:17 -0800
In our organization, the DBA position is within network services, because
the DBA is also the Unix Administrator. I find it works well, because
I have access to the actual systems running the databases. If I was
with the other group (applications) I would
At my last job, my supervisor reported to the Manager of IT as did the manager of
AppDev. Where I am now, there are so many levels of damanagement (ok some of them are
managers not DAmanagers) that all I know is that the AppDevs, SAs and DBAs all report
to a different VP. So when a group
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