Empowered with the right tools, IT can optimize application and database performance.
by Greg Nerpouni
The development of database-backed applications continues to accelerate despite shrinking IT budgets, and the distinct separation of duties between database professionals and application developers continues to blur. With DBAs becoming more focused on meeting production service level agreements (SLAs), application developers — who are fluent in languages such as Java and C++, but admittedly not in SQL — are being forced to pick up the slack and write their own SQL.
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