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Database Administration

Here are the types of DBAs explained: System DBA: Responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining the database management system software and hardware infrastructure including servers, storage, backups etc. Database Architect: Focuses on database design and high level architecture. Defines data models and structures for large, complex database systems. Database Analyst: Analyzes database requirements, designs logical and physical data models, and ensures data quality and security. Data Modeler: Specializes in conceptual, logical, and physical data modeling. Creates and maintains entity relationship diagrams and relational schemas. Application DBA: Supports a specific application by ensuring database meets requirements, optimizing performance, and addressing issues. Embedded within

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Database Administration Lecturer # 2 Lecturer : Jahanzaib Ali Khan
Today’s Agenda • Data Administrator • Database Administrator • System Administrator
Data Administrator • Data administration is the process by which data is monitored, maintained and managed by a data administrator and/or an organization. Data administration allows an organization to control its data assets, as well as their processing and interactions with different applications and business processes. Data administration ensures that the entire life cycle of data use and processing is on par with the enterprise’s objective. • Data administration may also be called data resource management, and a person dedicated for this job is known as Data Resource Manager. • Not every organization has a data administration function. Indeed, many organizations combine data administration into the database administration role. • Many organizations combine data administration into the database administration role. • Sometimes organizations also split up the technical aspects of data management, with the DBA responsible for using the DBMS and a system administrator or systems programmer responsible for installing and upgrading the DBMS. • DA would be involved more in the requirements gathering, analysis, and design phase, the DBA in the design, development, testing, and operational phases.
Roles of Data Administrator • The DA is responsible for the following tasks: • Identifying and cataloging the data required by business users • Producing conceptual and logical data models to accurately depict the relationship among data elements for business processes • Creating an enterprise data model that incorporates all of the data used by all of the organization's business processes • Setting data policies for the organization • Identifying data owners and stewards • Setting standards for control and usage of data
Database Administrator • Database administration is the focus of our entire course, so we will not spend a lot of time defining it in this short section. The rest of the course will accomplish that nicely. This section will quickly outline the functions performed by the DBA group when the DA function exists. • The first duty of the DBA is to understand the data models built by the DA and to communicate the model to the application developers and other appropriate technicians. The logical data model is the map the DBA will use to create physical databases. The DBA will transform the logical data model into an efficient physical database design. It is essential that the DBA incorporate his knowledge of the DBMS to create an efficient and appropriate physical database design from the logical model.
System Administrator • Some organizations, usually the larger ones, also have a system administrator (SA) or systems programming role that impacts DBMS implementation and operations. The SA is responsible for the installation and setup of the DBMS. The SA typically has no responsibility for database design and support. Instead, the DBA is responsible for the databases and the SA is responsible for DBMS installation, modification, and support.
Continued… • The system administrator ensures that the IT infrastructure is operational for database development by setting up the DBMS appropriately, applying ongoing maintenance from the DBMS vendor, and coordinating migration to new DBMS releases and versions. • If no system administration group exists, or if its focus is not on the DBMS, the DBA assumes responsibility for DBMS-related system administration and programming. Figure 1-5 delineates the responsibilities of the DA, the DBA, and the SA.
Responsibilities of DA, DBA, SA
DBA Certifications • Professional certification is a recent trend in IT and is available for many different IT jobs. The availability and levels of certification for database administration have been growing at an alarming rate. Certification programs are available for most of the popular DBMS platforms including IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle. The idea behind DBA certification is to ensure that an individual is capable of performing database administration tasks and duties. • This is a noble goal, but the problem is that passing a test is not a viable indicator of success with the complexities of database administration. Some things you just have to learn by doing. I'm not saying that certification is useless: Taking the test and focusing on the questions you miss can help to point out areas of weakness. But does anyone really believe that someone passing a formalized test is necessarily as capable as someone with several years of experience as a DBA? Organizations should hire DBAs based on experience that indicates a level of capability. Of course, a DBA with both experience and certification is even better. • Certification will make you more employable.
Sources of DBA Certification Information DBMS Website Oracle http://www.oracle.com/education/certification/ Microsoft SQL Server http://www.microsoft.com/trainingandservices/default.asp?PageI D=training IBM DB2 http://www.ibm.com/certify Sybase Adaptive Server http://www.sybase.com/education/profcert/ Informix http://www.informix.com/informix/training/courses/certific/welc ome.htm
Presentation # 1 • Describe what are types of DBA and explain the following topics. • System DBA • Database Architect • Database Analyst • Data Modeler • Application DBA • Task oriented DBA • Data ware house DBA