CHAPTER 8
by Wan Azlin
1. DATA ADMINSTRATOR (DA)
2. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
2.1. 1) TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECT
2.2. 2)MANAGERIAL ASPECT
2.3. 3) CULTURAL ASPECT
3. EVOLUTION OF THE DATABASE ADMINSTRATION FUNCTION
3.1. INFORMATION SYSTEM(IS) DEPARTMENT
3.2. DATABASE ADMINSTRATOR
3.3. SYSTEM ADMINSTRATOR
4. DBA'S MANAGERIAL ROLE
4.1. DISASTER MANAGEMENT
4.2. FULL BACKUP OR DATABASE DUMP
4.3. INCREMENTAL BACKUP
4.4. CONCURRENT BACKUP
5. COMPONENTS OF A CASE TOOL
5.1. GRAPHICS
5.2. SCREEN PAINTERS & REPORT GENERATORS
5.3. INTEGRATED REPOSITORY
5.4. ANALYSIS SEGMENT
5.5. PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION GENERATOR
6. DATA
6.1. DIRTY DATA
6.2. DATA QUALITY
6.3. DATA PROFILING SOFTWARE
6.4. MASTER DATA MANAGEMENT (MDM) SOFTWARE
7. NEED & ROLE OF DATABASES
7.1. 1) TOP MANAGEMENT LEVEL
7.1.1. ENABLE STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING AND PLANNING
7.1.2. IDENTIFY GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES
7.1.3. DEFINE AND ENFORCE ORGANIZATIONAL POLICIES
7.2. 2) MIDDLE MANAGEMENT LEVEL
7.2.1. DELIVER THE DATA REQUIRED FOR TACTICAL PLANNING
7.2.2. MONITOR THE USE OF RESOURCES
7.2.3. EVALUATE PERFORMANCE
7.3. 3)OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT LEVEL
7.3.1. REPRESENT AND SUPPORT COMPANY OPERATIONS
7.3.2. PRODUCE QUERY RESULTS WITHIN SPECIFIED
7.3.3. ENHANCE THE COMPANY'S SHORT TERM OPERATIONS