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Database Developer Interview Questions
Database Developer Interview Questions
When you interview for a job as a database developer, expect the interviewer to assess how you compile a database system that meets the company's needs while also troubleshooting potential issues. Employers seek candidates who have strong problem-solving and organizational skills as well as possess a strong understanding of database systems.
Top Database Developer Interview Questions & How To Answer
Question #1: How would you handle data loss during a migration?
Question #2: When do you decide certain databases need upgrading?
Question #3: How did you overcome challenges on a recent project?
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Am going on a visit sometime to the company, but no offers or discussions of offers has occurred right now.
What would you do if the database hangs every time a certain stored procedure is run?
Tell me about a situation where your work was criticized?
Construct the relational schema of the following business structure.
FTP, SQL Agent, Stistics
How would you a handle a conflict with a fellow team member?
Describe how did you set up the web architect project in your previous job?
Nothing as such, just written test had questions related to SQL commands
Most all of the questions asked were not really relevent to day-to-day DBA/DBE operations. For example, one question asked was how the database model changed when a recovery was performed -- the model shouldn't change, it should be as the model was when the backup was done -- but he wouldn't accept that answer. Another asked how I would troubleshoot a performance problem. As I mentioned methodolgies and tools I would use, SQL Nexus, Profiler, DMVs, etc., the interviewer took all of them away until there was nothing practical left to use, then insisted that I tell him more. I think he may have been taken back a bit when I indicated that if he wasn't going to allow me to use any of the tools I know, that I would leave the client stuck with their own performance problem -- frankly, if the DBA/DBE and client can't work together, using tools that make sense and solve problems, why bother? I really do hope their work environment isn't that way...
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