An IT professional who manages Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle databases, MySQL, IBM DB2, and/or Postgres databases is known as a database administrator (DBA). This includes installing relational database software, provisioning users’ access to databases, securing data, tuning database performance, and disaster recovery.

The connection tree in SQL Developer’s Object Browser allows you to explore the contents of your database whereas DBA Portal gives administrators access to DBA functions such as database config file settings, RMAN backup, storage, and more. DBAs (database administrators) ensure that data analysts and other users can quickly access the information they need in databases. They also stay updated on database operations and offer help to keep systems working efficiently.

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