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IN ONE OF THE ADVERTISEMENT I SAW, IT SAYS "WE NEED PRODUCTION SUPPORT EXPERIENCE". AND MINIMUM CRITERIA IS, HE/SHE SHOULD BE A SQL SERVER DBA.

My Question is, what do we mean by "PRODUCTION SUPPORT IN SQL SERVER".

Can anyone give a good explantion on that, please?. Thanks in advance.

Srinivasan.

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