Role of Database Administrator

•  Install, Upgrade and configure the Database server based on the organizational requirements.
• Since systems are not static, the DBA must be able predict growth based on application and data usage  patterns.
• Understand the logical and physical structure of the particular database.
• Ensuring the database is available to the users with minimum or no downtime, by taking backups regularly and creating well-tested recovery strategies.
• Helping and creating primary objects such as tables, views and indexes based on the needs of the application developments.
• The DBA must be able to design a database that holds accurate and valid data at all times.
• Managing users and ensuring the database is accessible to only valid users. Granting the users the privileges they need to perform various actions in the database.
• Monitoring and optimizing the performance of the database.
• The DBA must be able to design, debug, implement and maintain stored procedures, triggers and user defined functions that are stored.
• Security is becoming increasing important with the need for data to be available across the internet. The DBA should ensure that the data is secure and implement