We have a DBA but with an augmented job description. They write ad hoc reports which some will be passed to the development team to be codified with filters and export options.
I remember DBAs with just database experience in the '90s and they were really busy especially when drive storage and RAM was very expensive.
But today, both are cheap and databases are easier to configure and support, I suppose their job descriptions are more expanded.
We have a DBA but with an augmented job description. They write ad hoc reports which some will be passed to the development team to be codified with filters and export options.
I remember DBAs with just database experience in the '90s and they were really busy especially when drive storage and RAM was very expensive.
But today, both are cheap and databases are easier to configure and support, I suppose their job descriptions are more expanded.