Two-thirds of Oracle DBAs don't apply security patches
Oracle issues dozens of security patches every quarter, but that doesn't mean database administrators are necessarily implementing them
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Monitor long-running jobs in SQL Server 2000
Monitoring long-running jobs in SQL Server 2000 is not a simple practice, but it is a best practice among DBAs. In this tip, try out a stored procedure that easily identifies long-running jobs. You'll also receive email alerts about these jobs that poorly affect SQL Server performance
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Guardium upgrade aims to block rogue DBAs
Guardium readies database protection software that aims to put controls on privileged users, including database administrators, who would otherwise have the ability to create and change accounts
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Tutorial: Migrating to SANs from local SQL Server disk storage
...DBAs must be involved from SAN setup through maintenance. These tips, webcast and podcast equip you with everything you need to know about SANs, from concept to implementation. You'll get expert advice for migrating to and configuring SANs, along with specific advice such as setting up SANs on a cluster and how to use SAN snapshots
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So, you think youve removed that sensitive data
I had an interesting conversation with Alexander Kornbrust yesterday about cloning databases. Most DBAs I know copy database files from production to create staging, integration and test environments. Those environments contain a lot of sensitive information (PII, CC, etc.) which is usually either deleted, scrambled or truncated. The problem...
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