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This is a very exciting/confusing/glooming period for SQLServer Developers/DBAs

On one hand there is the 'cloud' which will take our precious boxes away from us and we won't be needed to manage it anymore.

On the other hand is an avalanche of technologies bundled with every release of SQL Server.

 

Back in the 2000 days all you really needed to know was

VB/VBA/VBS

DTS

T-SQL

MDX

SSAS

DOS

WSH

Profiler/QA and other tools

 

I can just see the skills required for a SQL Server DBA these days

VB/VBA/VBS

C#

SSIS

DTS

Powershell

T-SQL

MDX

SSAS

SSRS

SSNS

LINQ

Entity Framework

SSDS

SSMS/ Profiler/QA/BI Studio and other tools

 

 

With Kilimanjaro this list will only get longer.

 

Soon your IT shop will look like a hospital.

You need some SSIS with C#? Talk to DBA A

You need some Powershell automation with SMO? Talk to DBA B since DBA A doesn't know Powershell

You need some DTS? Talk to DBA C because DBA A and DBA B started to use SQL Server with version 2005 (9) and don't know anything about DTS

 

Is there really one super DBA who knows all these technologies? I don't think so; it is time to start specializing. Besides the stuff you absolutely need to know like T-SQL, the internals and maintenance, you will have to pick your direction.

 

So I ask you the reader: what brings the future for the SQL Server DBA?




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