| my question form oracle administrators [message #261074] |
Tue, 21 August 2007 14:12  |
khosravi
Messages: 68
Registered: April 2006
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hello
my question form oracle administrators is:
i interested that become an oracle database administrator
i am studing oracle administratory about 2 years
my study and excercise include:
. building and managing oracle objects such as tables,partitioned tables,indexes,clusters,...
. jobs and schedules
. about tablespaces and managing them
. manging rdo logs and archived log
. managing views, sequences, Synonyms
. export, import
. backup and recovery(rman) and its details
. distributed databases and distributed transactions
. replication and its details
. performance tuning
. oracle sql and pl/sql (procedures
,functions,triggers,cursors,exceptions,sql commands,...)
. and i intend study Data Warehousing
i don't study RAC and ASM (because they nead special hardware) that i think they are important
but i don't have any oracle project
When i verify employment advertisement for oracle DBA
all of them demand database administrators who has many
years experience in DBA
despite that i have no experience in DBA how i can request for DBA job? what is your
suggestion for me?
do you think my study is adequate efficient for begin?
thanks
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| Re: my question form oracle administrators [message #261130 is a reply to message #261088] |
Tue, 21 August 2007 22:42  |
rleishman
Messages: 3728
Registered: October 2005
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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You should not be responding to "normal" DBA roles, you are wasting your time and that of the company.
Some companies hire junior or trainee DBAs. The job requires a special type of person - not your every-day programmer - so many firms will find the right TYPE of person and then train them into the role with an experienced DBA or team of DBAs.
Such a company would explicitly advertise for such a role, or more likely select a programmer from within. If you don't see any of the aforementioned advertisements, interview as a progammer and ask if they would consider a transition to trainee DBA after 12 months.
Ross Leishman
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