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Robert Klemme schrieb am 02.04.2007 in
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> I believe what you say is exactly why Tom Kyte starts his book with the
> chapter "It's a team effort". Developers typically may know their data
> and access patterns but it's usually the DBA's who know Oracle inside out.
The problem is: I am the only member of this team. There is no DBA
beside me.
> I personally am a software engineer and I'd say I know a bit about
> Oracle internals - because I'm interested in the matter. But I guess
> the average developer either lacks interest or resources; developers are
> typically not sent to an Oracle DBA training... (Although that
> certainly would be helpful in many cases.)
I have been there and I heard a lot about instance tuning, import/
export, log writer and many other things, but:
a little bit of nothing about SQL- tuning. And if there was a question
into that direction the answer was: This is a DBA- course, as a DBA you
do not need to know this. I think the trainer did not know :(
I sure would visit a course in that field, maybe an Oracle course for developers. But there are only developer- courses for Forms, PL/SQL.
> Kind regards
> robert
Andreas Mosmann
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