Microstrategy developer vs sql developer

Differences between microstrategy developer and sql developer duties and responsibilities

Microstrategy developer example responsibilities.

• Develop UNIX shell scripts to automate repetitive database processes.
• Maintain and manage the LINUX server platform for effective operations of the OBIEE and ODI applications.
• Involve in creating users, groups, assigning rights to users or groups, scheduling reports, managing servers using CMC.
• Used PL/SQL procedures in different places.
• Work with creating of views in TeraData.
• Design, implement and tune interfaces and batch jobs using PL/SQL.
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Sql developer example responsibilities.

• Manage migration of SQL 2005 databases to SQL 2008 R2.
• Work with dynamic T-SQL queries, DDL, DML statements for creating objects, making updates and managing user permissions.
• Coordinate with DBA in creating and managing table, indexes, table spaces, triggers, db links and privileges.
• Used subversion tools, SVN version management to manage various versions of the procedures and functions for of the application.
• Achieve significant performance improvement in reducing response time of queries by rewriting and tuning SQL statements embed in PhP code.
• Involve in DBA responsibilities such as managing users and permissions, creating audit triggers, and overlook the daily back up.
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