The database administrator performs a critical role within an organization and is an important and key role in Database Management Systems. The major responsibility of a database administrator is to handle the process of developing the database and maintaining the database of an organization. The database administrator is responsible for defining the internal layout of the database and ensuring the internal layout optimizes system performance.
The database administrator has full access over all type of important data of an organization. The database administrator decides what data will be stored in the database and how to organize data in database so that it can be access easily on requirement or need of an organization. To design the database of an organization, the database administrator must have a meeting with users and determine their requirements.
The database administrator is also responsible for preparing documentation, including recording the procedures, standards, guidelines, and data descriptions necessary for the efficient and continuing use of the database environment. Documents should include materials to help end users, database application programmers, the operation staff, and all personnel connected with the database management system.
The database administrator is responsible for monitoring the database environment, such as seeing that the database is meeting performance standards, making sure the accuracy, integrity, and security of data are maintained.
The database administrator is also responsible to manage any enhancements into the database environment.
The database administrator has full access over all type of important data of an organization. The database administrator decides what data will be stored in the database and how to organize data in database so that it can be access easily on requirement or need of an organization. To design the database of an organization, the database administrator must have a meeting with users and determine their requirements.
The database administrator is also responsible for preparing documentation, including recording the procedures, standards, guidelines, and data descriptions necessary for the efficient and continuing use of the database environment. Documents should include materials to help end users, database application programmers, the operation staff, and all personnel connected with the database management system.
The database administrator is responsible for monitoring the database environment, such as seeing that the database is meeting performance standards, making sure the accuracy, integrity, and security of data are maintained.
The database administrator is also responsible to manage any enhancements into the database environment.