ISCO Occupation Group 2521.1 Database Administrator
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Database Administrator: Database administrators test, implement and administer computer databases. They use their expertise in database management systems to plan, coordinate and implement security measures to safeguard computer databases. They also use scripts and configuration files to tailor a database to users' needs.
Essential Skills
- Use Scripting Programming
- Maintain Database Security
- Administer Ict System
- Manage Database
- Define Database Physical Structure
- Data Storage
- Maintain Database Performance
- Apply Company Policies
- Information Structure
- Data Models
- Design Database Backup Specifications
- Perform Backups
- Balance Database Resources
- Perform Ict Troubleshooting
- Database Development Tools
- System Backup Best Practice
- Create Data Models
- Interpret Technical Texts
- Database Management Systems
- Resource Description Framework Query Language
- Operate Relational Database Management System
- Design Database Scheme
- Data Quality Assessment
- Query Languages
- Distributed Computing
Optional Skills
- Postgresql
- Teradata Database
- Linq
- Provide Technical Training
- Estimate Duration Of Work
- Online Analytical Processing
- Execute Ict Audits
- Microsoft Access
- Provide Ict Support
- Mdx
- Filemaker (Database Management Systems)
- Use Different Communication Channels
- Support Ict System Users
- Xquery
- Use Automatic Programming
- Mysql
- N1Ql
- Business Intelligence
- Openedge Database
- Sql Server
- Provide Technical Documentation
- Sparql
- Oracle Relational Database
- Objectstore
- Db2
- Quality Assurance Methodologies
- Ibm Informix
- Ldap
Alternative Names
- Database Manager
- Dba
- Database Administrators
- Data Manager
- Data Administrator
- Database Configurator
- Data Base Administrator
- Data Base Administrators
