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TermDescription
Application DBADBA who takes care about application specific parts of the database, e.g. the tables and indexes owned by the application. The difference to the System DBA and Development DBA is in detail explained in document Oracle DBA and Application Support: Job-Description and Self-Assessment.
CMM Capability Maturity Model. Modell of "The software Institute" the maturity in 5 levels, the lowest is "1" (initial), the hightest is "5". Level "3" is already a fair good level.
DBADatabase Administrator. There exist three different DBA-Roles (System DBA, Application DBA, Development DBA) which are in detail explained in document Oracle DBA and Application Support: Job-Description and Self-Assessment.
Development DBADBA who maintains development databases and supports developers. The difference to the Application DBA and System DBA is in detail explained in document Oracle DBA and Application Support: Job-Description and Self-Assessment.
MaintainabilityAvailability to make it work again.
ITIL ®IT Infrastructure Library
OCAOracle Certified Associate: First Certification Level
OCPOracle Certified Professional: Second Certification Level
OLAOperational Level Agreement. Agreement between Service Level Manager and departments / groups providing services. The Service Level Agreement (SLA) is between the Customer (business department) and the Service Level Manager. More explainations in "ITIL Service Management"
ResilienceAbility to return to its original (working) shape after an incident.
RFIRequest for Information. First step in the process of package-, product- or vendor selection, sent to many vendors which usually respond with standard information material. Next step is the RFP
RFPRequest for Proposal. More detailed than RFI, sent only to a few (2-5) vendors pre-selected in the first round. Contains often contractual- and financial terms. Similar to RFQ
RFQRequest for Quote
SLAService Level Agreement
System DBADBA who takes care about everything not covered by the Application DBA and Development DBA. The difference to the Application DBA and Development DBA is in detail explained in document Oracle DBA and Application Support: Job-Description and Self-Assessment.
WorldPayProvider for processing Credit Card Payments. WorldPay is part of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group

 

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