Re: Dba or cook?

Quite normal - cooking and DBA are going hand in hand sometimes. Company of one of my friends is developing banking applications. So once they sold their application to a bank in Baku, Azerbaijan. It turned out that their chief DBA three months before was cooking pizzas and for example how to do such advanced operations like export/import they had to write very detailed instructions i.e. where to find executables, what to write in parameters etc.

Gints Plivna
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2007/1/18, Kerber, Andrew <Andrew.Kerber_at_umb.com>:
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> Below is an actual email I received. I bet a server would have to be
> marinated a longggggg time to be edible.
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> Hello
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> We have a 2 -3 months contract need with a large client of us in St Louis
> for a strong Oracle DBA.
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> Candidate needs to have experience in configuring and marinating
> development servers as well as managing production servers. Experience
> with Oracle 9i and/or 10g is required.
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> This is a possible hire opportunity after the initial contract but
> candidates need to be Green Card holders or US Citizens to be considered
> for fulltime employment.
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> Please send your resume along with contact, rate/salary and availability
> details if you are open to consider the opportunity.

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