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DA Morgan wrote:
> joel garry wrote:
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>> >> Well, that's what you are talking about, not the rest of us. How many >> DBA's are going to be at OpenWorld?
Wouldn't that be 20,000 attendants?
Of which 20% will be managers, 50% marketing/sales, 10% unaccounted?
Leaves 20% technically competent. 80% of that will be programmers.
Leaves 80 DBA's - tops :)
I know I won't be there (but a "con-colleague" will, lucky bastard).
>> How many of them work for those companies?
>> How many DBA's are _not_ going to be at OpenWorld?
>> What companies do they work for? How many of Oracle's customers are >> county >> governments? edu's? I've seen Oracle in use at community colleges.
I work for a ministry at the moment - is that relevant?
> I'm sure this is leading somewhere but I still can't figure it out.
>
>> My guess would be very few DBA's, percentagewise, work for the largest >> whatevers on the planet. Heck, check out the online adverts - you >> often can tell how many are headhunters farming the same jobs when >> they say "fortune [50,100,500] company."
Lots of DBA's do work on Windows based systems. It's just a fact of life. Get over it, it may not be the most efficient platform, but it's being used out there. Get used to the idea, and stop pretending like it's a minor sort of DBA -as if only the ueber DBA works on Macs and NetApps- that works on databases served by Windows.
I know GM works with Oracle on Windows. Clustered. BTDT.
-- Regards, Frank van Bortel Top-posting is one way to shut me up...Received on Tue Nov 06 2007 - 13:29:54 CST
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