Man, that sucks. I am trying to get the account to buy some software
to do the mindless checking stuff and I can concentrate on the big stuff
as we also do development here as well.
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Mladen Gogala for president!
Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen.
Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot
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Nope. DBAs are
I sent Mladen Gogala's mail to my boss and to a couple of managers. Everyone
had a nice laughter and of course, now, they know about DBA.
Thanks Mladen for your nice one.
Rao
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Mladen Gogala
I am saving this excellent email as advice to anyone who asks me about DBA
work.
What an absolutely top posting
Cheers
Don.
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Do you want a paper to say you are marginally qualified to be a DBA or do
Hi Don,
Thanx for the inputs Don. I wanted to be a DBA , but dint know the exact
path to follow. Ur inputs seems to be like a guideline for all those people
who want to be a DBA.
I ll stick to what u have said and create my own oppurtunites to become a
DBA in my company.
cheers,
Ravi
I have already circulated with my dba friends circle. Excellent article.
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Robertson Lee - lerobe wrote:
I am saving this excellent email as advice to anyone who asks me about DBA
work.
What an absolutely top posting
Cheers
Don.
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Don,
Excellent article. Even today, after 6 years, I still do the looping you
mentioned.
Rao
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Do you want a paper to say you are marginally qualified to be a DBA or do
you actually want
At 09:50 PM 6/6/01 -0800, you wrote:
Do you want a paper to say you are marginally qualified to be a DBA or do
you actually want to learn database administration?
To a large extent I agree with you about the relative unimportance of paper
qualifications. However, one thing that a formal course
Nope. DBAs are chosen, not trained. To become a good DBA one must
go to Mt. Sinai and talk to a burning bush. If the bush talks back,
then the applicant will have the power to split the seas of data into
partitions. Instead of appealing to pharaoh to let his people go, the real
DBA uses the
Title: RE: What next ?
Ross, you are being superceded as the chief goof. Get busy!
Me, I had to kiss the current dbas' feet, shower them with compliments about their databases, ask them tough questions, show them how to write pl/sql, grow some grey hair and buy them beer. I also planted
Ahh ... but the real DBA, when they get to the top of the mountain and see a
burning bush ... talking or not talking ... treat the burning bush as just
another daily fire drill and puts the fire out.
After all ... isn't what we do every day anyway ??
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Sometimes a critical 24x7 database goes down and people
don't know for weeks!
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Well, yes and no. Yes, we do put fires out, but if we are any good,
we first discuss the approach to the extinguishing fire, then we
discuss the equipment needed, then ask for the references for the chosen
equipment and then we create a project plan for putting the fire out, not
forgetting to
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Lisa;
You know what they say ... "Be careful what you wish for
you just might get it."
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You think an 11:1 database to dba ratio is bad? Try about a 35:1
ratio! Just not enough hours in the day to check on them all
Alan Aschenbrenner
IHS Group
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(303)-858-6394
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Yupe..it really bright my future on my career to DBA...thank Don.
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Hi Don,
Thanx for the inputs Don. I wanted to be a DBA , but dint know the exact
path to follow. Ur inputs seems to be
Hello friend , Gurus
I just start my Oracle developer job in April 2001, I feel interesting in
Oracle Dba jobs but my current job is stuck with only application
development .How can I build up my DBA skill if I did't have chance on doing
the related jobs ?
But I manage to build up a
Do you want a paper to say you are marginally qualified to be a DBA or do
you actually want to learn database administration?
If it is the latter, my opinion is:
0) Learn as much as you can about Oracle in general. Being an exceptional
developer means understanding what your code does inside
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