Any database admins out there?

Soldato
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So there is a job I want to go for -
SQL Server Database Support
I'm currently working in Tech Support and based on the job description feel I could go for this as it's mainly a trainee role it seems.

I'm just wondering what a typical day for you guys is like? In terms of work and what you do - below is a list of key tasks etc.

Key Tasks and Areas of Activity:

• Providing support on SQL Server installations
• Carrying out database administration tasks
• Establishing operational processes
• Applying change control and release procedures
• Implementing additional facilities

Any help appreciated.
 
[TW]Fox;19960006 said:
Can you write sql?

Not going to lie, no! The only experience etc they have put that is needed is below
Qualifications & Experience Required:

• At least two years’ experience in an IT role
• Exposure to and knowledge of operational processes
• Experience of problem solving in an IT environment
• Understanding of the concepts of structured data storage and retrieval
I have all of that.
 
Thanks, see I saw SQL and thought over my head here but someone who works in that team keeps insisting I go for the job and not to worry about not knowing SQL etc. Still think it is a bit over my head :(

Thanks janp and others.
 
That's actually not SQL related, but more to do with the ITIL definitions of when and if to make changes.

I'd go for it, you seem to have the background but it wouldn't hurt to do a quick cram session from a beginners book on SQL!

Thanks mate, any you could recommend or just a case of google SQL for dummies or something? :P
 
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