VSI OpenVMS
techdigital groupNew York (NY)
About the role
Role – VSI OpenVMS - Oracle Experience with VSI OpenVMS
Be able to identify OpenVMS issues relating to Oracle RDB such as performance, logicals, batch jobs, file protections-Be familiar with user identifiers and the Authorize utility
Experience with Oracle RDB, Able to perform RDB database backups and restores-Use RMU/ANALYZE to identify fragmentated records, bad indexes, etc
Use RMU/EXTRACT to generate DDL as needed
Be able to create indexes, add/remove tables and columns-Use RMU/SHOW Statistics to identify performance and locking issues
Use RDB tools to identify locks and blockers and remedy those quickly-
Understands Oracle SQL/Services and SQL*NET for RDB (Also called OCI Services)-
Use RDB debug flags to identify inefficient indexes and problem queries.
Experience with Oracle RDB, Able to perform RDB database backups and restores-Use RMU/ANALYZE to identify fragmentated records, bad indexes, etc
Use RMU/EXTRACT to generate DDL as needed
Be able to create indexes, add/remove tablesand columns-Use RMU/SHOW Statistics to identify performance and locking issues
Use RDB tools to identify locks and blockers and remedy those quickly-
Understands Oracle SQL/Services and SQL*NET for RDB (Also called OCI Services)-
Use RDB debug flags to identify inefficient indexes and problem queries
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