Study up on Microsoft SQL Server and present yourself as someone to fill a DBA role. Pay attention especially to the basics: backup, restore, migration, import and export of data and Microsoft Report Services. Read the fine print about SQL Server version differences (nobody else will).
SQL Server is in high demand and most programmers have little interest in the DBA role, yet it is crucial (read "highly-valued") in most organizations.
Organizations want young programmers/developers. But when they think of DBAs they want someone with experience. So grow a beard!8-))
SQL Server is in high demand and most programmers have little interest in the DBA role, yet it is crucial (read "highly-valued") in most organizations.
Organizations want young programmers/developers. But when they think of DBAs they want someone with experience. So grow a beard!8-))