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| agostal 2001-05-26, 10:21 pm |
|  Taking desktop in 2 weeks
any advice ? | |
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| salimmanji 2001-06-04, 8:55 pm |
| I have my MCSD (I took VB and SQL Server design). I am a VB/ASP/SQL Server developer. I don't want to go for the MCSE since it is a totally different area from development.
However, I am interested in getting my MCDBA. Do you think it will strengthen my skill level? Do the MCSD and MCDBA complement each other? In my opinion, the MCDBA will help me become a better SQL Server developer.
Any advise? | |
| Eclipse 2001-06-13, 3:12 pm |
| I am also looking at getting my MCDBA to accompany my MCSD. Would be interested to hear readers comments. | |
| msexpert 2001-06-13, 6:09 pm |
| It would be considered as an asset if you're going to work in a small company, where one person writes specs, creates data models, codes, tests, deploys, ...... (cleans the floor )
If you target large corporations, you would better get excellent experience/knowledge in one thing - technical writing OR programming OR creating data models, etc...
Almost all large corporations for example don't allow programmers to create/change data models. All programmers should know there about SQL is SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE sometimes if you're lucky you will write your own stored procedures...
So the point here is there won't be any common opinion, it all depends on your target company... | |
| Eclipse 2001-06-13, 6:27 pm |
| Would I be correct then in saying that as a Windows Developer you would be very limited as to the SPECIALISED qualifications that can support your role as a programmer? - Other than getting a degree of course. |
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