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I think they were referring to database not Apps. You do Apps SA? -
Oracle DBA and Oracle Apps DBA are 2 very different things too mate.Originally posted by oracleslave View Post
Much like Oracle Developer and Oracle Apps Developer (me).
You can normally add at least £150 a day onto an Apps gig. At least.The pope is a tard.Comment
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I dont have to - their wages do it enough for everyoneOriginally posted by TazMaN View PostAt least?
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You taking the p1ss outta Oracle DBAs?
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Ok to be more clear. When I said Database not Apps I meant an Oracle DBA as opposed to an Apps DBA, i.e the op was not an Apps person. I am Functional/PM so excuse me lumping all techies in the same boat
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That explains the confusion thenOriginally posted by oracleslave View Post
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£400 a day sounds a lot for a DBAThe court heard Darren Upton had written a letter to Judge Sally Cahill QC saying he wasn’t “a typical inmate of prison”.
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but not for an oracle apps dba
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£400 per day is a fair bit for DBA work, but, if you are a guru, you'll get more.
£50-60K is about right for a good permie DBA, but I'd want nice benefits, too.
DBA work doesn't command as much as development, but I suppose the upside is that it's, usually, less prone to abrupt ends to contracts; once the developers have done their bit, they are let go; the DB still needs looking after.
I was once a developer, but fancied the DBA side more. Never regretted it. More dosh for developing, certainly, but I simply "fell out of love" with it.Comment
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