DB2 System Administrator on zOS | Columbus Ohio | $70-$80 /hr | 3-6 months

[Sherri Johnson]

Dear Group member,

We are looking Three DB2 Systems Administrators on zOS for a client
engagement. If you are available and interested, or know someone else
who may be looking, please contact us at car...@microagility.com

Title: DB2 System Administrator on zOS
Location: Columbus Ohio
Type: Corp to Corp/1099 or W2
No of openings: 3
Rate: $70-$80 /hr
Duration: 3-6 months
Job ID: 0919a-003DB2

JOB DESCRIPTION

- Installation of new software product versions/releases.
- Research and apply proactive software maintenance.
- Perform level III problem diagnostics and resolution.
- Monitor systems performance and tune when appropriate.
- Provide input to management on infrastructure architecture related
issues.
- Use performance reports/metrics to identify improvement
opportunities.
- Conduct Production Readiness Inspections of change events, assessing
impacts and risks.
- Develop wellness check scripts, processes and procedures.
- Contribute to Root Cause Investigation.
- Document changes to infrastructure configuration. Update system
configuration and resource
definitions when required.

About MicroAgility: (Inc 500 honoree in 2008)
MicroAgility is a business and technology consulting company. Our
experienced, agile, and result-oriented consultants partner with
organizations to solve their pressing challenges. To review our other
positions, please visit us at http://www.microagility.com/careers.htm

Referral Bonus:
If you refer a qualified candidate for this position, I would be very
happy to pay you a referral bonus $1000 - $2000 for a successful
placement. It's a simple way to pocket extra cash and help out a
friend/colleague. Your help will be much appreciated! You can read
more about the referral program at http://www.microagility.com/referral.htm.

[joel garry]

On Feb 23, 6:24 am, Sherri Johnson <sherrijohnso...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear Group member,
>
Dear spammer:

Please do not post job ads here in comp.databases.oracle.misc. The
place to post job ads is in comp.databases.oracle.marketplace. Please
remove your post.

jg
--
@home.com is bogus.
Posted and mailed.

[Peter Schneider]

Am 23.02.2012 15:24, schrieb Sherri Johnson:
> Dear Group member,
>
> We are looking Three DB2 Systems Administrators on zOS for a client

Put aside the fact that your posting is just ordinary usenet spamming, are you
even too dumb to read the news group name??

Is this comp.databases.db2.misc??

Leave this group alone with your spam, please!

Regards
Peter

--
The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don't want, drink what
you don't like, and do what you'd rather not. -- Mark Twain

[joel garry]

On Feb 23, 10:59 am, Peter Schneider <pschneider1...@googlemail.com>
wrote:

While I certainly am the first one to complain about spam :-) it isn't
necessarily dumb to get some Oracle dba into a db2 site. It's only
dumb if the site thinks that is dumb, many smart sites realize an
experienced and motivated dba plus localized training can be a good
thing. With multiple dbas, there is an advantage to having a spread
of skills and experience, too. There are also Oracle dbas who were
previously db2 dbas, and certainly some shops with both engines. The
real determinant of dumb is the communication between the customer and
the recruiter, and we don't know that. Though I'm sure we've all run
into some amazingly stupid recruiters, and there is nothing wrong with
calling them that when they spam! I've called them worse ;-)
Recruiter success unfortunately has little to do with technical
acumen, it's all sales and persistence. As an old joke could go,

...a salesman bought a mule from a farmer who told him that if he were
polite to the mule, it would do whatever he wanted. After months of
being nice, but with no success in getting the mule to take him to
customers, the salesman asked the farmer for help. The farmer came
over, hit the mule on the head with a 2x4 and explained that you did
have to be nice – “but first you have to get the mule’s attention.”

jg
--
@home.com is bogus.

"I am trying to do Pint In time" - oracle-l
Yeah, me too.

[ddf]

> Yeah, me too.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

In an effort to be direct with the offender I emailed the account used
to post the spam; I also have this person on IM so I can immediately
notify her of the indescretion and get her to remove the text
littering this newsgroup. As of this writing the responsible party
has yet to login to her account; when she does I will be the first to
give her the bad news.

I agree with Joel on this one: it isn't dumb to place an experienced
Oracle DBA in a DB2 shop; We don't know if this is strictly DB2 or a
mix of that and other DBMS products and, as stated previously, having
experienced DBAs on multiple platforms, given proper training in DB2
administration, could be a definite plus as Oracle may be on the
horizon for this company or already in use. Cross-platform DBAs are
not new, yet they aren't plentiful, either, and having one or more in
a shop would be beneficial to business. I have Oracle (my
concentration), Sybase, SQL Server and Informix experience (although
the latter has been of no use to me since I left the Informix shop);
my Sybase/SQL Server experience has been valuable, however, as I've
used it in many ways throughout my career. What I *do* think is dumb
is the recruiter who blindly posts job requirements in places they do
not belong (here, for example) and who does not return to view
activity on the post or read responses to it. I suppose she's like
the mule in Joel's story ... which is why I am poised to provide input
on this transgression when she finally connects to her email account.

Guess I should be looking for a good 2x4 ...


David Fitzjarrell

[Gunter Herrmann]

Hi!

ddf wrote:
> Guess I should be looking for a good 2x4 ...

AKA Clue x 4 (a preferred tool of spam fighters)

Gunter