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segebee (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #64 on: February 11, 2007, 06:37 PM »




ok cabali you're bringing it on! Angry

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you are lucky i was busy in school; that's why i didn't reply u immediately.

First, i don't blame you because u probably are angry that you can't study at niit,
that's why poor stay poor; always beefing the rich, (not that im a rich guy)

Wherever did you get the idea that niit faculties are poor

one of my faculties told me that he was given a contract to convert the database of the nigerian navy;
but he turned it down for the price.

i asked him that maybe 100,000 was too much; he said "are u serious?"
THIS GUY WAS TALKING IN MILLIONS

even if they get paid 40,000 as u said; u've forgotten that they are consulted by companies and they don't work thruout the week.

to those of you cabali wants to fool; the it industry is the in-thing in nigeria

Forget about employment

So companies don't use oracle; look at the opportunity: IF I WAS TO DESIGN A DATABASE FOR A COMPANY; HOW MUCH WOULD I CHARGE;
YES! MILLIONS[DEPENDING ON SITE]

ONLY LAGOS STATE RUNS FULLY ON ORACLE ; EVEN OGUN STATE SAYS ITS UNDERSTAFFED COS ITS RUNNING ITS OWN IT PROJECT. LET'S SAY REALISTICALLY I DESIGN A DATABASE FOR 3 STATES HOW MUCH WOULD I BE PAID,

WHAT OF SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES,

AND I HAVEN'T EVEN TALKED OF MAINTAINING THE DATABASE WHICH IS WHERE MONEY IS!

[IF You WERE MANAGING ONLY ABUJA'S DATABASE, ] WE SHOULD BE CREATIVE!

SO I HOPE YOU STAY OUT CABALI Tongue AND LET SERIOUS PEOPLE TALK ABOUT DATABASES! (THOUGH I MUST SAY I WAS WRONG ABOUT MYSQL; AND THE NIIT THINGY ABOUT JOB PLACEMENT, BESIDES MYSQL IS ONLY GOOD FOR WEB; WONDER WHY YAHOO USES ORACLE, THEY'D CRASH WITH MYSQL Grin


OH; IM HOPE I'VE REALLY TAUGHT CABALI A LESSON Smiley Cheesy Grin Shocked

NOW LETS TALK DATABASES;

To make your work easier when inserting into tales use;

insert into <tablename> values ('&value1','&value2',, '&value10') ;

THIS WILL ASK YOU TO ENTER THE VALUES FOR THE COLUMNS

NOTE THAT IT WILL ENTER INTO THE TABLE IN THE ORDER ABOVE

ALSO, VALUE1 ETC IS JUST AN EASY IDENTIFIER AND MAY NOT BE COLUMN NAME!

I HOPE I'VE TAUGHT SOMEONE SOMETHING!



NB: CABALI; IM BROWSING FROM NIIT Cool Tongue Lips sealed
vivienne (f)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #65 on: February 12, 2007, 01:26 PM »

@ segebee
lnow this your post got me all mad.I just needed to air my views,  first of all,
Quote from: segebee on February 11, 2007, 06:37 PM

ok cabali you're bringing it on! Angry

you are lucky i was busy in school; that's why i didn't reply u immediately.

u have 12 hours of lectures every week, that is 12 out of 168 hours, duh! how busy could u be! why don't u just say the truth, u didnt have money to go to a cyber cafe, its not like u are been locked up in the school and not asked 2 go out!!!!!!

Quote from: segebee on February 11, 2007, 06:37 PM

First, i don't blame you because u probably are angry that you can't study at niit,
that's why poor stay poor; always beefing the rich, (not that im a rich guy)

so because one is good at studying and learning on his own and sees spending over 150,000 learning a course as a waste of resources now makes him poor and he shall forever remain poor! that is the dumbest thing i have heard in a while.

Quote from: segebee on February 11, 2007, 06:37 PM

Wherever did you get the idea that niit faculties are poor

one of my faculties told me that he was given a contract to convert the database of the nigerian navy;
but he turned it down for the price.

i asked him that maybe 100,000 was too much; he said "are u serious?"
THIS GUY WAS TALKING IN MILLIONS

even if they get paid 40,000 as u said; u've forgotten that they are consulted by companies and they don't work thruout the week.

to those of you cabali wants to fool; the it industry is the in-thing in nigeria

The guy was given a contract of millions and he turned it down, and u believd him? how gullible could u be? If he is turning down millions then why is he still working for 40k a month, does it make sense? I know they will tell you they need the time they get as lecturer to use for other runs! wake up my dear. even if he got the job, he probably would have quit his job.
Quote from: segebee on February 11, 2007, 06:37 PM

NOW LETS TALK DATABASES;

To make your work easier when inserting into tales use;

insert into <tablename> values ('&value1','&value2',, '&value10') ;

THIS WILL ASK YOU TO ENTER THE VALUES FOR THE COLUMNS

NOTE THAT IT WILL ENTER INTO THE TABLE IN THE ORDER ABOVE

ALSO, VALUE1 ETC IS JUST AN EASY IDENTIFIER AND MAY NOT BE COLUMN NAME!

I HOPE I'VE TAUGHT SOMEONE SOMETHING!

so who the hell said he/she didnt know that, sure u think its a bunch of kiddos on this thread right? well, maybe someone did(never say never) but u don't teach with this kindda attitude

Quote from: segebee on February 11, 2007, 06:37 PM

NB: CABALI; IM BROWSING FROM NIIT Cool Tongue Lips sealed

so what if you are browsing from there, aren't you paying for it duh!!!!
prog-wiz (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #66 on: February 17, 2007, 11:52 AM »

Either you just started learning Database/programming or you already learned and looking for job , i employ you to be creative with it. IT is creativity ,create a solution that will meet demands ,then you will have real life experience and job offers ,probably become self employed .

make yourself relevant that any company will pay any amount to have you.

stir up your mind and be a solution provider with the knowledge you ve acquired
only what you work will work
true solutions can not be ignored
cabali (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #67 on: February 19, 2007, 03:47 AM »

@ viviene u posted just like u got the script from me

@ segebee the clown with all your stay and study all u know how to share is how to insert data? my 17 yr old cousin knows that and he is not studying to be a DBA. your knowledge is so shallow

You and your faculty who gave u that primary school tale should be arrested for foolery

And if u think NIIT will source a job for u whenever you're through, u will be so shocked u wouldnt know what hit u!! Better make sure u are creative and versatile to face it in the real world of DBAs; and better know more than just inserting data and I just might call u up for an interview
cabali (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #68 on: February 19, 2007, 03:57 AM »

@ vivienne nice pix there; u a DBA?
vivienne (f)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #69 on: February 19, 2007, 04:26 PM »

not yet, still studying 2 take my exams, probably in april Wink
kitaun (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #70 on: February 19, 2007, 08:02 PM »

@segebee


you really are a disgrace to even your highly rated institution NIIT Shocked Shocked


WHAT POINT HAVE YOU BEEN ABLE TO PROVE?? Undecided


You TESTING UR FAR AND BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE ON US?
Angry
prog-wiz (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #71 on: February 19, 2007, 09:28 PM »

    hey vivienne ,emmmm it's actually nt ma style bt i kip chking dt pix of urs , re u really d  1 thr ?   Smiley Wink
cabali (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #72 on: February 19, 2007, 11:55 PM »

Lets forget about segebee there!!

He is still too excited he is preparing to be a DBA; don't know thats all about though
vivienne (f)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #73 on: February 20, 2007, 04:29 PM »

@prog-wiz
yeah that is me, aint i good looking?lol Shocked
I'll try and put another up, just been lazy Grin
cabali (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #74 on: February 20, 2007, 09:25 PM »

Kill that laziness for some peep's sake, will ya?  Grin
prog-wiz (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #75 on: February 21, 2007, 12:37 AM »

 @vivienne
   Cool good luking ;under-statemnt
 
chatykrew (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #76 on: February 27, 2007, 06:05 PM »

hi

really i think i appreciate this nairaland. its a real help to discuss current situations enev dba. thanks 4 da site. take care and i wish all of us to continue to improve naiaraland 4 nija benefit.
larryoncol (m)
Database Administrators
« #77 on: March 22, 2007, 05:23 PM »

am inviting all guys and girls who are interested in discusing database administration, especially ORACLE
cabali (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #78 on: March 25, 2007, 05:07 PM »

Inviting to where?? Hope it is safe  Grin
larryoncol (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #79 on: March 26, 2007, 02:29 PM »

no wherek, just talk thats all  so tell me is there any OCP here would love to talk about our passion.

larry
cabali (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #80 on: April 01, 2007, 05:30 PM »

thats why we are all here  Grin

Is there som' i don't understand  Huh
larryoncol (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #81 on: April 03, 2007, 11:31 AM »

no it's ok boo
Otuyelu (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #82 on: April 11, 2007, 06:20 PM »

For those who are interested in becoming Oracle certified, you don't have to pay for anything if you have full access to at least 2 computers that are interlinked and you can monopolize during you learning.  Here I will give you the links to Oracle supplied softwares, documentations and tutorial from the Oracle University.

You can download the personal edition of Oracle 10G(DB clustering and some form of application embedding is disabled)
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/xe/index.html

For Oracle 10G certifications you can download all the guides and manuals here
http://www.oracle.com/please/db102/homepage


You get tutorials and tons of examples and tips here
http://www.oracle.com/technology/training/index.html

If you sign up for a free account at Oracle University you get even more articles from the experts at
http://education.oracle.com/web_prod-plq-dad/plsql/show_desc.redirect?redir_type=3&p_org_id=&lang=&source_call=global


All in all you get everything you need to pass each step in your certification plus an online support community, and all for free, and all thanks to the good folks at Oracle.

larryoncol (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #83 on: April 11, 2007, 07:12 PM »

WELL I HOPE YOU KNOW THAT YOU HAVE TO ATTENED AN INSTITUTION THAT IS RECOGNISED BY OREACLE BEFORE YOU GET GET YOU COP CERTIFICATION OK, BY THE WAY IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT GETTING THE STUFF AND LEARNING IT, ATTENDING AN INSTITUTION REALLY HELPS YOU IN MANY WAYS. AT LEAST YOU COULD HAVE A LECTURER THAT CANB VOUCH FOR YOU. "THAT GUY IS GOOD"

Otuyelu (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #84 on: April 11, 2007, 07:28 PM »

In New York, where I live, one does not need to attend any institution to sit for a certification tests.  All one needs is confidence in the subject, testing fees and an appointment at the testing facility ( mos likely http://www.prometric.com/default.htm).  I have held several certifications over my 9 years, and have never "had" to go to an institution to learn. 

I simply go to the site of the software developer, download the free version of their software along with the manuals.  Find a couple of my servers and reinstall to match the software requirements.  I Read the manuals while playing with the software, until I know enough to pass any test that may be given in regards to the software in question.

I book a testing date, take along my pencils and ID and go sit for the exam.  Using the methodology, the only Exam I ever failed was part 2 of my Sun Solaris exam in 1999.  I failed cause I was so confident, since I worked on solaris servers everyday, I never read the manuals nor visited Sun's educational site to see what was going to be tested.  Later in the exams I discovered questions about printing and setting up dialup modems, Since I used Sun servers only for Firewall and SecurId systems, I never came across these uses for Solaris.

OK, I hear that one may need a guide, but what better guides than the developer's educational unit which are accessible from the Oracle University online forums?
 

larryoncol (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #85 on: April 17, 2007, 10:55 AM »

Otuyelu


yeah we know it's not all that mandetory that you have to attend an institution, but imust tell you that it helps in any way, who going to take the credit for you that you are good if you needed to make reference, apart from that something else that matters is exposure, we all know that oracle is very wide and no matter how much you think you know you can never still know it all, TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE. LOL



larry
SLEEK_CHIC (f)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #86 on: April 24, 2007, 09:03 AM »

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My Motive: I want to have as much Nigerians as possible working  internationally in all the big firms.
In my work-place, there lots of indians and I would really like to see Nigerians too.


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are there many other fellows in Lagos interested in Oracle/DBA?
We could meet briefly(1hr) as a forum; share ideas, encouragement while I am in Lagos next week.
if it sounds good, let me know.

@ all, the above message is from babasin, from the thread "Oracle DBA Corner ". If you are interested, check the thread to know the 411. We are yet to fix a date.

larryoncol (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #87 on: April 24, 2007, 12:35 PM »

are there many other fellows in abuja  interested in Oracle/DBA?
We could meet briefly(1hr) as a forum; share ideas, encouragement while I am in Lagos next week.
if it sounds good, let me know.
sleektoe
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #88 on: August 20, 2007, 06:18 AM »

You ARE RIGHT LOLUU.
You WOULD HAVE ALL THE CRTIFICATIONS BUT GETTING A VIABLE ORGANISATION WHERE You WOULD APPLY UR SKILL AND ALSO LEARN ON THE JOB IS VERY DIFFCULT.
I AM IN SUCH SITIATION
cabali (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #89 on: September 01, 2007, 06:42 AM »

that organisation is just waiting 2 call u, trust me. u just go ahead n get more knowledge and stuff.
jimblaze (m)
Re: Database Administrators On Nairaland
« #90 on: March 26, 2008, 08:14 AM »

Hello fellow nairalanders lets rekindle this oracle dba thread, just did my oca and readind towards my ocp.lookin for some hands on experience in oracle so if anyone knows anything drop me a line. Also dba jobs are in high demand in Australia and the pay is very good depending on your experience. Does anyone have any books on pl/sql?
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