I absolutely love this video! Thank you, thank you so very much for putting this information out there. I was pacing my room for nights on end thinking where I might end up. You have certainly put me on the right path. Thank you!
differences between a db admin and a db designer (Navathe ); Database Administrator (DBA): oversees and manages the database system (including the data and software). Duties include authorising users to access the database, coordinating/monitoring its use, acquiring hardware/software for upgrades, etc. Database Designers: They identify the data to be stored and choose a way to sort it. They also define views for different categories of users.
Hello Kendra Little!! How are you? I cannot thank you enough for this video!!! It was extremely helpful. It is so overwhelming trying to figure out where to start from. Thank you so so much for helping out with that.
I have a Computer Science degree. I am having trouble trying to figure out what to actually practice or study for certain job positions. Like, where can I have hands-on experience I could practice at home. I found DBA so here I am. Fresh graduate, wish me luck guys!
Thank you so very much! This really helped me study for the interview I have today. I feel a bit less anxious and, if I don't get the job, I know it will serve as a "jump off point", so I know where and what I need to study and/or practice to be better prepared next time. #wishmeluck #JrDBAcandidate
I dream of becoming a DBA but I lack most experience. So far I only have experience as a Data Entry Administrator. Would a data analyst job increase my chances to land a DBA job?
I would like to pursue my degree as Database Administrator . Which degree should I pursue (Computer Science or Computer Information Technology) ?Someone said Computer Science or Someone Said Computer Information Technology . I am really confuse
how would i go about practicing system security(hacking or defending against hacking) and network assurance(routers and switches etc) ? any help is appreciated
I've been an RN for more than 20 years...and I don't like it....I like computers...and was once A+ certified (big deal,...I know!),.....but can see working with computers in health care instead of sick people...and other RN's or MD's....I'm best,...task oriented; fast, accurate and mobile. I wonder...would SQL or Oracle be best to 'start to learn' for hospital environments...and why please; realizing that your heavily entrenched in SQL....I'll keep this fact in mind. Cheers, Frank B. Upstate NY
I know how land job fast it's numbers game. 300 applications, register with all temporary services of any kind. Don't be afraid of super long commute. Don't worry if pay is shit adjust spending.
Dear Kam, For DBA vendor certification plays an important role to get good job(e.g Certification on Oracle 12c, 11g , SQL server 2012 etc). Not obligatory .. If you have computer science background that's pretty well. And DBMS is a system/software of managing the database (e.g oracle , mysql, SQL Server, MS Access etc).
Dear Learning Platform I am just a beginner for oracle Really interested to take course in oracle, i hv done diploma in computer science So What do u suggest me?? What would be my first step? Is there any benefit from learning oracle or could i get a good decent salary? Plz guide me!! I need ur help Waiting for ur humble reply Thanks!
First of all you should learn yourself at home by reading any pdf or video tutorial about sql & dbms. After gathering some knowledge you can admit yourself to a oracle vendor authorized software firm or institute to complete the course on Oracle and get vendor certification. Oracle because most of the organization use oracle as their dbms. You should be more practical than theoretical. For this u can attend any organization for internship program if company allow you. At first your salary range may not be decent but after a amount of time it would be decent must. Because DBA job salary range increase proportional with the amount time(Time mean experience ). i think it would be helpful for you..Thank you. For more feel free to join with me at facebook : facebook.com/oracledba.mamun
This video was so helpful. I appreciate people who take the time to help DBA wannabes and newbies.
I absolutely love this video! Thank you, thank you so very much for putting this information out there. I was pacing my room for nights on end thinking where I might end up. You have certainly put me on the right path. Thank you!
I think you could remove DBA from this video and replace it with programmer or network admin or any IT job title and it would still be spot on.
Great, thank you ! Excellent overview of all areas.
differences between a db admin and a db designer (Navathe );
Database Administrator (DBA): oversees and manages the database system (including the data and software). Duties include authorising users to access the database, coordinating/monitoring its use, acquiring hardware/software for upgrades, etc.
Database Designers: They identify the data to be stored and choose a way to sort it. They also define views for different categories of users.
Hello Kendra Little!! How are you? I cannot thank you enough for this video!!! It was extremely helpful. It is so overwhelming trying to figure out where to start from. Thank you so so much for helping out with that.
Really valuable information. Even now I am looking job like a Junior DBA. You are doing a grea job.Thanks.
Roberson Jean have you found a job?
I have a Computer Science degree.
I am having trouble trying to figure out what to actually practice or study for certain job positions.
Like, where can I have hands-on experience I could practice at home.
I found DBA so here I am. Fresh graduate, wish me luck guys!
Found a job already?
You're quite a rare one because most of cs grads i know they want to stick on programming not this kind of job .
pro tip: watch series at KaldroStream. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Leon Tucker Yea, I have been watching on kaldrostream for years myself :)
@Leon Tucker definitely, I've been watching on KaldroStream for since november myself :)
@Leon Tucker yup, I've been using KaldroStream for since november myself :)
Thanks for the video it really give me alot to work at the same time gets me motivated
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you so very much! This really helped me study for the interview I have today. I feel a bit less anxious and, if I don't get the job, I know it will serve as a "jump off point", so I know where and what I need to study and/or practice to be better prepared next time. #wishmeluck #JrDBAcandidate
did you pass that interview?
Thank you for this video.
ALL RIGHT. THANKS.
Why are companies not wanting to talk to me for a SQL developer job? I have SQL querying certification and put out resumes. I don't have a degree.
thank you so much...
I dream of becoming a DBA but I lack most experience. So far I only have experience as a Data Entry Administrator. Would a data analyst job increase my chances to land a DBA job?
I would like to pursue my degree as Database Administrator . Which degree should I pursue (Computer Science or Computer Information Technology) ?Someone said Computer Science or Someone Said Computer Information Technology . I am really confuse
how would i go about practicing system security(hacking or defending against hacking) and network assurance(routers and switches etc) ? any help is appreciated
I've been an RN for more than 20 years...and I don't like it....I like computers...and was once A+ certified (big deal,...I know!),.....but can see working with computers in health care instead of sick people...and other RN's or MD's....I'm best,...task oriented; fast, accurate and mobile.
I wonder...would SQL or Oracle be best to 'start to learn' for hospital environments...and why please; realizing that your heavily entrenched in SQL....I'll keep this fact in mind.
Cheers,
Frank B. Upstate NY
I know how land job fast it's numbers game. 300 applications, register with all temporary services of any kind. Don't be afraid of super long commute. Don't worry if pay is shit adjust spending.
Can a software developer be a DBA? Is it a good and productive career transition?
yes
How can we set up a consultation with you?
I'm doing my post graduation in IT and I want to become a DBA.
what should I do?
Please help me.
Help me to become a DBA. Right now I only know SQL.
Dennis The Menace You are long way away from DBA role. You can start watching dba lessons for beginners
I am inn but still fresh
You got a job now?
Dba or dbms is different??
Yes Different. DBA means Database Administrator where DBMS is the Database management system.
Learning Platform
So for dba any qualification is required ??
How abt dbms?
Dear Kam,
For DBA vendor certification plays an important role to get good job(e.g Certification on Oracle 12c, 11g , SQL server 2012 etc). Not obligatory .. If you have computer science background that's pretty well. And DBMS is a system/software of managing the database (e.g oracle , mysql, SQL Server, MS Access etc).
Dear Learning Platform
I am just a beginner for oracle
Really interested to take course in oracle, i hv done diploma in computer science
So What do u suggest me?? What would be my first step? Is there any
benefit from learning oracle or could i get a good decent salary?
Plz guide me!! I need ur help
Waiting for ur humble reply
Thanks!
First of all you should learn yourself at home by reading any pdf or video tutorial about sql & dbms. After gathering some knowledge you can admit yourself to a oracle vendor authorized software firm or institute to complete the course on Oracle and get vendor certification. Oracle because most of the organization use oracle as their dbms. You should be more practical than theoretical. For this u can attend any organization for internship program if company allow you. At first your salary range may not be decent but after a amount of time it would be decent must. Because DBA job salary range increase proportional with the amount time(Time mean experience ). i think it would be helpful for you..Thank you. For more feel free to join with me at facebook : facebook.com/oracledba.mamun
Aren't DBA's on call 24/7?
dude you sound like stephen hawking
Nice repost...
Oh.. I know, pick me!! if they say no, call them racists! The job is yours!!