| rdfs:comment | - A database administrator is
- Title(s): Database Administrator, Database Manager, DBA
* Maintain the integrity of the databases by ensuring the databases are regularly monitored, data purity and errors are corrected.
* Maintain the structure of attributes, code tables, business rules, and all other setup functions.
* Maintain data integrity by establishing regular system checks in place, such as looking for records without addressee/salutations.
* Develop and implement data entry policies and procedures.
* Proactively manage the system user accounts and security, and serve as the primary point of contact.
* Create queries, Exports, Imports and mailing lists.
* Create custom reports using Crystal Reports and Native SQL reports.
* Produce Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly routine maintenance pro
- The Internet and electronic commerce (e-commerce) generate lots of data. Computer databases that store information are found in nearly every industry. Data must be stored, organized, and managed. Database administrators work with database software to find ways to do this. They identify user needs, set up computer databases, and test systems. They ensure that systems perform as they should and add people to the system as needed. Database administrators often plan security measures. Data integrity, backup, and security are critical parts of the job. Database administrators work in offices or labs. They usually work about 40 hours a week, but evening or weekend work may be needed for meeting deadlines. Telecommuting—working from home—is common for computer professionals. Like other workers wh
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| abstract | - A database administrator is
- The Internet and electronic commerce (e-commerce) generate lots of data. Computer databases that store information are found in nearly every industry. Data must be stored, organized, and managed. Database administrators work with database software to find ways to do this. They identify user needs, set up computer databases, and test systems. They ensure that systems perform as they should and add people to the system as needed. Database administrators often plan security measures. Data integrity, backup, and security are critical parts of the job. Database administrators work in offices or labs. They usually work about 40 hours a week, but evening or weekend work may be needed for meeting deadlines. Telecommuting—working from home—is common for computer professionals. Like other workers who spend long periods in front of a computer, database administrators can suffer eyestrain, back discomfort, and hand and wrist problems.
- Title(s): Database Administrator, Database Manager, DBA
* Maintain the integrity of the databases by ensuring the databases are regularly monitored, data purity and errors are corrected.
* Maintain the structure of attributes, code tables, business rules, and all other setup functions.
* Maintain data integrity by establishing regular system checks in place, such as looking for records without addressee/salutations.
* Develop and implement data entry policies and procedures.
* Proactively manage the system user accounts and security, and serve as the primary point of contact.
* Create queries, Exports, Imports and mailing lists.
* Create custom reports using Crystal Reports and Native SQL reports.
* Produce Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly routine maintenance procedures.
* Perform routine database clean-up such as Code Review, pulling and researching bad addresses, and tables.
* Data Archival.
* Provide database support by acting as a liaison with the vendors and staff.
* Plan and maintain backup and recovery of database information.
* Provide guidance and training to staff using the databases.
* Regularly assess staff training needs, develop and provide, on a regular basis, training programs, which provide staff with techniques to = efficiently use the software.
* Write documentation.
* Design, implementation and maintenance of MS SQL Server
* MS SQL Performance and Tuning
* Perform routine updates both on the Database engines and their Client workstations. Desired Qualifications:
* Bachelor's degree and 3-5+ years experience supporting MS SQL Server database in an Educational environment.
* Comprehensive understanding of relational database theory and management systems.
* MS SQL Server Certification.
* Experience with Independent School non-profit systems (Blackbaud Financial Edge, Educational Edge and Raiser Edge).
* Point of Sale systems.
* Fundamental understanding of Networking Concepts (protocols, Physical connectivity,etc.).
* MS SQL server performance tuning.
* Detail oriented with the ability to manage multiple projects.
* Team oriented to instruct others on the use of the databases clearly and effectively.
* Understanding of gift accounting, Web based data collection, and data importing/exporting.
* Proficiency in Crystal Reports
* Proficiency in Microsoft Office products.=20
* Effective organization, communication and interpersonal skills.
* Strong Troubleshooting and Debugging Skills.
* LDAP experience
* Experience with MAPI Applications, Horizon POS and Notifylink
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