PROFESSIONAL PROFILECraig Brown, PhD.

(713) 494-0341cbrown@consultant.com

Oracle Database 8i Oracle Database 9i Oracle Database 10g Oracle 11i Applications Administrator Certified Administrator Certified Administrator Certified Database Administrator Master Master Master Certified Professional

Windows NT MCSE SQL Server 2000 MCDBA SQL Server 2005 MCDBA Windows 2003 MCSE

Administering SQL Server 2000 IBM Certified Advanced IBM Certified Advanced Database Administrator Database Administrator DB2 UDB 8.1 DB2 9.0

________________________________________________________________________EDUCATION:

Doctorate in Computer Science \ Information Management - 1995 Masters in Business Administration - 1993University of Pennsylvania Wharton Business School - University of Pennsylvania

concentration - Operations Management

University of Pennsylvania University of PennsylvaniaBS Computer Science - 1991 BS Mechanical Engineering - 1991

CERTIFICATIONS:

Description of Formal Training/Courses Accomplished Upon Completion Dated CompletedMCDBA SQL Server 2005 Microsoft Certified DBA February 2008Oracle 11i Certified Professional OCM Certification February 2007MCDBA SQL Server 2000 Microsoft Certified DBA June 2006 Oracle 10g Certified Master OCM Certification May 2006Oracle 9i Certified Master OCM Certification September 2003Oracle 8i DBA Certification OCP Certification September 2000Master Certified Oracle DBA Master Certificate December 1998Oracle Applications v11.0 Advanced Training November 1998OCM Oracle7 / Oracle8 Certified / Masters Certificate November 1997MCSE Microsoft Windows 95 Certified September 1997MCSE Microsoft NT Workstation 4.0 Certified September 1997UNIX Administrator Certificate Updated June 1993UNIX Administrator Certified January 1993DEC VAX Systems Administrator Certified February 1992Sun Systems Administrator Certified January 1992

Thank you BOAZ for all your help on my journey.

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The following projects are all prior to year 2000 compliance

TSCentral.com May 2000 – June 2000MS SQL Server 7DBA / MS SQL Server 2000 DBA / DTS / Transact SQL / Data Modeling / Database Design / Database Development / Project Management

As project manager I was responsible for the tasks associated to a project plan developed by senior management, which included leading a staff of technical people as well as managing the efforts associated to vendors and 3 rd party software developers. I also served as technical lead which allowed me to maintain a hands on presence throughout the project.

Primary responsibilities consisted of database re-design and data modeling for a web based business events and tracking database. The main objectives were to improve the performance and the stability of the core functionality of the site via the SQL Server database. The database lacked enforced referential integrity at any level. The database was also infected with an enormous amount of “bad data”. I was tasked with writing and updating stored procedures and database triggers tat would provide some of the business rules enforcements as well as working on a new database design that would include the existence of database constraints. I also utilized transact SQL and the DTS capabilities of SQL Server so that performance would be improved for several data update processed that updated the web database from the data entry database that was kept off line.

{NOTE: I was to serve in this capacity while the company searched for a permanent replacement. This person was found approximately 6 weeks after start date.}

CNBC.com January 2000 – July 2000Oracle 8;8i;9i beta DBA / Oracle Parallel Server / Oracle Apps 11i /Peoplesoft 7.5;8 / Oracle Web Server / Oracle Portal / Data Modeling / Netscape Application Server / LDAP Development and Administration / MS SQL Server DBA / Database Replication / Project Management

As project manager I reported to the CTO. My duties included leading several projects that all related to the movement of the CNBC.com web site from an outsourced state to an in house supported environment. The staff associated with these duties fluctuated according to the technical needs specific to the project plan at the time.

Primary responsibilities consisted of database design and data modeling for a securities “ticker symbology” and streamer application database. As the sole database (both Oracle and MS SQL Server) and UNIX resource I was responsible for the up keep and administration of the development and testing databases environments and UNIX operating system. As a developer I coded HTML web pages and applied PHP technology that allowed for database connection and data manipulation via the HTML. I also coded Java applets that would send and retrieve data via the LDAP (Netscape Application Server) layer. These HTML and Java based applications used PHP pretty heavily when it came to utilizing the LDAP and Oracle databases. As the UNIX and database administrator I primarily kept the environment up and available for the development effort and testing phase. I set up and configured the server that would eventually service the production data. And performed all backup procedures as well as developed the backup and recover strategies that would be used moving forward.

I was also responsible for the installation and setup of the Oracle Apps 11i environment. Even though it has only been in production a short while I was able to get a copy of the prerelease and identify the requirements that would be needed in order to setup the environment. I created and dropped index for the purposes of loading data from the SQL Server environment and then setup the concurrent managers and web server (Oracle/LDAP) so that the end users could begin working on the reporting engine.

In addition to the administration and database design responsibilities I was also heavily involved in making assessments for the scalability of the systems. I setup and configured an Oracle Parallel Server environment that would allow CNBC.com to switch over to a fail-over and performance based environment once the applications were re-designed to take advantage of this functionality. Using very limited resources I constructed an OPS / database layout that would work perfectly with the cluster of Sun E-4000’s server with NFS based storage array’s. I completed the raw partition and storage requirements for OPS and then configured the Parallel Server to utilize but parallel query and MTS (multi-threaded Servers) processing. I also set up a data replication environment for data synchronization between the LDAP and the Oracle databases. This was done via the Oracle replication and was set up for near real time replication between the two databases.

3Craig Brown Technical ProfileWas also apart of a conversion from a proprietary system into Oracle Apps 11i application setup and a Peoplesoft 8 (web based) eletronic payment system (E-Bill). I setup all the technical pieces and performed the data conversion activities. After the data conversion I setup the transforms for loading the data directly into these environments as the proprietary system was going to feed data directly into this environment daily.

I also wrote java and XML applets that provided ads information to the ads server, based on data collected in the profile of the customers. These applets made data queries into used profile data upon there logon process and then stored data such as time of logon, content viewed, ads viewed, ads served, etc… Much of this data was collected so that the users were constantly exposed to commercials that directly pertainied to interest shown by way of content viewed stats.

Oracle 8.1.5; Oracle Apps 11i; Peoplesoft 8; Oracle Web Server; Oracle Replication Server; Netscape Application Server (LDAP); DBArtisan (Oracle/Sybase); Q-Diagnostics; Oracle Portal; Sun Solaris 2.6/2.7; ERwin 3.5; Oracle Enterprise Manager; Sun E4K; Microsoft Front Page; PHP; Java; Pearl; MS SQL Server 7.0; DTS; MS SQL Server Replication; MS SQL Serve Enterprise Manager; Java Scripting; XML; ASP scripting; HTLM, Front Page; PHP3; UNIX Administration – Disk Device Management, OS Backups, File System Management, Server Reboots, RCP, CPIO, VI, Kernal Parameter Changes.

Cendant Mortgage November 1999 – January 2000Oracle DBA / Oracle Parallel Server / Oracle Web Server / Sybase System 11.9 / Data Modeling /Web-Based App. Database

Primary responsibilities consisted of database design for a Sybase database that would be fed from an internet/web based application. This Sybase database would then drop data into an Oracle database for corporate data processing and then return data back to the Sybase database with changes in status or new data altogether. I played the role of database designer (using Erwin and Oracle Database Designer); Database administration (primarily on the Oracle side – but maintained the common elements within both database environments; as well as performance tuning and monitoring database activities and work loads.

Oracle 8.0.5 was the database of choice on the Oracle side and Sybase 11.9 was the database of choice on the Sybase side. Using Sybase’s “Direct Connect for Oracle” and Oracle’s “Transparent Gateway” I was able to set up and manage the bi-directional feed of data between Sybase and Oracle databases. This feed served as both a method of passing application data to those areas that were updated via the application and also to synchronize the two databases of all changes.

I was involved in the planning and the recommendations of fail-over strategies and synchronization strategies in case one side of this system was down and could not feed to/from the other side. The idea was to create a self maintenance program complete with an alert system that would send out pages and emails, upon system failures and fail over scenarios.

Cendant was setting up application to sell services to customers via the web. The development of HTML and java code was needed to basically ask their customers that visitied them via the corporate web site if they would be interested in learning more about the products and services via the web.

Oracle 8.0.5; Oracle Replication Server; Sybase 11.9; Sybase Replcation Server; DBArtisan (Oracle/Sybase); Q-Diagnostics; Oracle Portal; Sun Solaris 2.6/2.7; ERwin 3.5; Oracle Enterprise Manager; Sun E10K; Java Scripting; ASP scripting; HTLM, Front Page; PHP3;

First USA (A Bank One - Financial Institution) August 1999 – November 1999 Hours from 6:00 pm to 4:00 am daily on site

Oracle DBA / Oracle Parallel Server / Oracle Web Server / Data Warehousing

Responsible for all database administration duties and support for the test, development and production databases. This support included performance tuning, troubleshooting and problem diagnosis. I setup and configured Oracle OPS environment as well as installed the Oracle Web server for work with 3rd party front end applications via the web browser. My support was extended up to the user of the front end application to help with the customization efforts.

I was also tasked with data warehouse design review for performance optimization and data access methods. Using OPS and Sun 10000E servers it was possible to get the web interface to pass over 200 transactions a second (varying in size). I played a key role in this only in that I know all too well where OPS and PQ break down and where they out perform the systems (only limited by the systems).

I was also tasked with setting up the backup and recovery strategies using the OPS environment to pass the backups to a number of tape libraries all with robotic tape exchange capabilities.

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Oracle8.0.5; Oracle Web Server; Sun servers, running Solaris; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 2.0; Q Diagnostic 2.0; RMAN; Oracle Application Server, Oracle Business Intelligence tool, Data Mart Suites and Designer/2000;

NovaCare Health Services August 1999 – November 1999 Hours from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm daily on site

MS SQL Server 7.5 / DBA / Data Warehousing / Windows NT / Peoplesoft Financials & HRMS

This project represents a ground floor peoplesoft implementation. Primarily responsibilities were participate with Peoplesoft Financials (Asset Management, General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivables, Billing and Project Costing installation and database creation (Peoplesoft ISO certified technician performed the software install on test, and I did the same on development server). Setup and configure the process scheduler and setup of both a logical (two tier) and physical (three tier) application server

(both were used to balance the work load of the application server – lighter worked went through the two tier and heavier processing went through the three tier connection). This included setting up and configuring the following:

Application Server DomainBulletin Board LiasonJolt Server Handler (Web)Jolt Server Listener (Web)Jolt (Web)Jolt Internet Relay (Web)Jolt Repository Server (Web)Self Service Application (Web)TuxedoWeb Server / Client (Web)

I perform the duties of both the peoplesoft admin and the MS SQL Server / Sybase DBA. I was responsible for supporting the database environment and cloning databases once the implementation team reached a build that was ready to be added to the baseline instance. I managed the change control of the FSSYS, FSDMO, HRSYS and HRDMO instances to protect the baseline databases from accidental change. I developed and implemented all backup and recovery strategies and developed the change control process that would be used for change migration into the production environment.

My role was purely technical with very little functional input. Most of my work was performed via people tools which is where the database administration is performed. I did some tuning of the application server by adjusting various parameters. And I also managed the batch process to make sure that priorities were kept and that all users had adequate processing time available for their respective batch jobs. I developed stored procedures and triggers that improved the overall application response for certain areas of the system. Performance was measured and tuned as problems arisen so as to minimize the effect on the user community.

MS SQL Server 7.0, Sybase 11.5; Peoplesoft HRMS 7.1, Peoplesoft Financials and Manufacturing 7.2, People Tools 7.56, BEA/Tuxedo/Jolt 6.5, Crystal Reports for P/S 6.0, Cognos Power Play for P/S 5.2, SQR

Campbell Soup May 1999 – August 1999Oracle8 / DBA / Data Warehousing / IBM – SP2/AIX / Oracle Parallel Server

Primarily responsibilities were to review and certify the configuration and set up of the Oracle Parallel Server running on IBM SP2 servers (six (6) individual nodes) terabyte data warehouse. The Data Warehouse & six silver node hardware/software architecture was setup so that the Oracle data warehouse was logically seen as one instance via the application, but physically setup as 6 instances utilizing 2 phase commit replication across all six (6) instances.

Performance tuning and database administration were among the main duties I performed as I certified the over all environment. I looked at the data warehousing environment and made recommendations and adjustments based on present data requirements and project data growth and future application (Micro-Strategy) data requirements. By working with the technical and functional team members I knowledge transferred many of the specifics for keeping the locking mechanism of OPS setup correctly and also the proper use of the Parallel Query option that would allow the front end applications to query the database with better performance.

5Craig Brown Technical ProfileI was also tasked with setting up the enterprise wide backup and recovery strategies utilizing the SQL Backtracks backup software (BMC) setup to use the OPS environment through the ADSM OBSI drivers throughout the Oracle environment across each of the six (6) silver nodes. The backup and recovery strategies were adapted as the corporate wide solution for there Oracle databases.

Oracle8.0.5; MicroStrategy; Oracle Web Server; SQLBacktracks; ADSM; IBM servers (Six Silver Nodes) / SP2, running AIX; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 2.0; RMAN; UNIX Administration – Disk Device Management, OS Backups, File System Management, Server Reboots, RCP, CPIO, VI, Kernal Parameter Changes.

Clark County Las Vegas May 1999 – May 1999Oracle8 / Knowledge Transfer – Intructional

For three (3) days I helped explain through hands on exercises as well as through documentation the fundamental ways to support an Oracle database. The following topics were discussed and demonstrated; Backup and recovery, advanced performance tuning measurements, Oracle Enterprise Manager usage and techniques for support.

Oracle7 & Oracle8 database instances; Q-Diagnostics (3rd party DBA support tool); Open VMS, Digital UNIX (DEC Unix); Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM); RMAN;

NEXTEL Communications, Inc. October 1998 – August 1999Offsite Support / Troubleshooting / Oracle8i – Jdeveloper Development

Serving as Database administrator concentrating on the physical make-up of the database and the performance tuning measurements that should be implemented for pro-active activities as the data warehouse is rolled out and made available for additional business applications throughout the organization. As DBA I provided support to the test team and development team and also provided stress test assistance.

I was responsible for setting up and configuring Oracle8i database server, for test environment. I was also responsible for developing test applications for Oracle8i database using the Oracle Jdeveloper tool. While working with two other team members we are working on ways to add the Oracle8i database functionality to the corporate data warehouse particularly with the customer care applications and building FAQ databases for the help desk system.

Oracle8.1.5; Oracle Web Server; Oracle Oracle JDeveloper; Oracle Designer/2000 v2.0; Oracle Forms Server; HP server running HPUX v11.0; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.5.5; HP Omni Back; RMAN;

Motorola Corporation September 1998 – May 1999HP-UX Administrator v11.01 /Oracle8 DBA /Oracle Applications v11.0

Performed a full HP-UX v11.0 operating system install on production server and upgraded the development server operating system from 10.2 to v11.0. Also performed a full Oracle Apps v11.0 technology stack install complete with 5 appltops and 5 distict web listeners, forms server/listeners and Oracle 8.0.4database servers for the setup instance, prototype instance, architecture instance, custom development instance and conversion instance. The Oracle Application installation included all of the financial modules, (without the HRMS). I setup the Oracle forms server, Oracle Web Server and configured all the various listeners so that each environment (7 in total) stood on its own. I was also responsible for all the testing and production planning for the time when it was appropriate to cut over to production.

I was responsible for 90% of the database administration responsibilities while internal personnel received “knowledge transfer” so that they could maintain the environment after my departure. I also performed about 50% of the UNIX Administration again while internal personnel received “knowledge transfer.” The biggest obstacles came in the beginning due to many mistakes made at all levels of the system. Once the mistakes were undone or completely thrown away, it was my task to rebuild a stable, OFA, manageable and maintainable environment that could be supported by the personnel assigned the task after my departure.

This was a mission critical application responsible for all of the service related business units within Motorola Corporation. The applications environment was migrated from the release 10.7 Oracle Applications and I worked first hand with Oracle Corps top engineers on the technical and functional issues associated with this project.

Oracle8.0.4.2.1; Oracle Applications v11.0 (All Modules); Oracle Web Server; Oracle Web Self Service Apps; Oracle Forms Server; HP server running HPUX v11.0; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.5.5; HP Omni Back; RMAN;

6Craig Brown Technical ProfileMAKINO September 1998 – November 1998SAP Rel3 /Oracle8 DBA /Oracle Parallel Server

My primary role was to migrate the SAP application from the test environment into production. This included a full SAP installation on the production server including the Oracle8 server. Next I had to export the application(s) – by version number and move into production the approved versioned changed. I worked with the development team that made enhancements to the SAP applications according to the specifications. I developed the migration plans and performed the database administration / UNIX administration functions as well. The SAP application included the full Financial, HRMS and Manufacturing Modules.

Additional responsibilities were to support the user community and the developer community providing the technical requirements needed to process the data and run the business from the application layer.

Oracle8.0.4; Oracle Parallel Server; HP server running HPUX; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.5. Oracle Backup (RMAN); SAP rel3 (all Financial, HR, Manufacturing modules).

NEXTEL Communications, Inc. May 1998 – September 1998Oracle Data Warehouse /Oracle Replication /Oracle Parallel Server / Oracle Financials/HRMS Admin / Peoplesoft Financials/HRMS

As technical lead for this project I was responsible for the architecture planning, infrastructure planning, database modeling and front-end design for an Oracle7.3.3.5 and Oracle8.0.4 “TERABYTE” data warehouse. The data warehouse was made up of several multi-dimensional databases and data marts complete with de-normalized detail for the purposes of data drill down from hierarchical levels, by data type and data subject. The data warehouse was made up of several Oracle databases that utilized the Oracle Parallel Server and Replication Sever.

I also served as Database administrator concentrating on the physical make-up of the database and the performance tuning measurements that should be implemented for pro-active activities as the data warehouse is rolled out and made available for additional business applications throughout the organization. As DBA I provided support to the test team and development team and also provided stress test assistance.

I was also technical lead on the team assigned the responsibility of reviewing and improving enterprise-wide backup and recovery strategies. This involved a review of over 100 production and test database environments and then recommending changes that would adhere to the backup and recovery “standards” that I recommended and then implemented enterprise wide.

In additional to my primary responsibilities (listed above) I also helped install and support Oracle APPS implementation that was complete with the following modules: (General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Budgeting, Project Costs, Inventory and HRMS)

Oracle7.3.3.5/Oracle8.0.4; Oracle Parallel Server; Oracle Financials 10.7 & 10.8 NCA 10; Oracle HRMS; PeopleSoft Financials/HRMS 6.0; People Tools; HP server running HPUX, Sun servers running Sun Solaris; Windows NT 4.0; Cognos Tools Suite (Power Play, Impromptu); Business Objects Software; Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.4, Oracle Backup (RMAN); Oracle Designer 2000 2.0; BMC SQL BackTracks Database Backup System; ADHAWK SQL Lab; ADHAWK Monitor; Q-Diagnostics – Database Diagnostics tool.

Philadelphia Water Department March 1998 – July 1998Oracle Database Performance Tuning / Full Production Deployment / Oracle Development – Web Server (Government) Peoplesoft Financials/HRMS

Server as technical lead and database administrator where I was responsible for migrating test environment into a production environment complete with backup and recovery strategies, scheduled production batch data loads from mainframe, daily procedures and process management (policies) to be passed on to staff at completion and knowledge transfer of supporting Oracle Database to support staff and operations staff.

I also performed an architecture and infrastructure review and analysis and made recommendations for improving these areas taking into consideration data growth and business requirements presently and the desire to move to a totally web-based application within the next 2 years.

7Craig Brown Technical ProfileEvaluated and recommended database tools that would help support and back up data and also help with maintaining a proper database ERD. As changes are made to the design the model could be kept up to date using either reverse engineering tactics, or using the design tool to apply changes and then roll out updated physical DDL which can then be applied to the physical database.

Oracle8.0.4; Oracle Parallel Server; PeopleSoft Financials 6.0/6.5; People Tools; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.5.5, Oracle Backup (RMAN); Oracle Designer 2000 2.0; Platinum Database Tools Suite; ADHAWK SQL Lab; ADHAWK Monitor;

EDS – ICI America’s (Surfactant) January 1998 – June 1998Oracle8 Data Warehouse Design /Three Tier Architecture Design /Oracle8 Parallel Server/ Peoplesoft Financials/HRMS

As technical lead for this project I was responsible for the architecture planning, infrastructure planning, database modelling and front-end design for this data warehouse. The data warehouse would consist of several multi-dimensional databases complete with de-normalized detail for the purposes of data drill down from hierarcheal levels. The data warehouse was made up of several Oracle databases that utilized the Oracle Parallel Server and Replication Sever.

The front end application consisted of a combination of visual basic applications(Sales, Commissions data), visual C++ applications (Marketing, Finance data) as well as links from People Soft and Oracle Manufacturing. I designed and developed the applications and the links to other data sources that fed into the data warehouse. From the legacy system side, I created the feeds into and out of Oracle from BPCS running on AS/400. Crystal reports, as well as Oracle’s reporting application (part of the Designer & Developer 2000 software suite) were also used for the reporting requirements.

Data warehouse was designed for bi-directional data feeds from more than 10 data sources, and was setup using several data mining methodologies and strategies. Data cubes were utilized providing a sophisticated drill down affect on the data for reporting purposes.

Oracle8.0.4; Oracle Parallel Server; AS/400 server running AIX 4.2.1, RS/6000 servers running AIX 4.2.1; PeopleSoft Financials 6.0/6.5; People Tools; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.4, Oracle Designer 2000 1.4; BMC SQL BackTracks Database Backup System; ADHAWK SQL Lab; ADHAWK Monitor;

State of Massachusetts / Department of Transitional Assistance November 1997 – January 1998Oracle8 Database Design /Three Tier Architecture Design /Oracle8 Parallel Server / Data/Index Partitioning / Peoplesoft Financials/HRMS

Responsible for the design, development, and implementation of the new release of Oracle Parallel Server bundled with the Oracle8 product set, within a fully distributed, object oriented environment utilizing a three tier architecture. The three tier architecture included 2000 client users (running Forte) accessing 12 (4 way) RS/6000 application thin node servers (also running Forte) communicating with 2 (8 way) SP2 high node servers (running Oracle8 Serer with Parallel Option) running IBM’s HACMP software drivers. My major task was to install, configure and implement Oracle Parallel Server (OPS) within this architecture. In addition, I was tasked with redesigning the data model splitting the data into both Oracle servers, but using OPS to create one logical view of both databases.

I was also responsible for adding data and index partitioning into the data model, redesigning the data model de-normalizing where appropriate. The data and index partitioning was done across both SP2 high nodes and the data was also distributed across these SP2 high nodes. The purpose was to increase performance by chopping up large “FAT” tables and creating smaller sub tables storing each partition within different tablespaces located on different disk. Disk I/O and Processor I/O were drastically reduced within this architecture. I worked with the application team to help make the Forte front end take advantage of the new functionality of Oracle8, Oracle Net8 and OPS.

Oracle8.0.3; Forte 3E (for Oracle8); Oracle Parallel Server; PeopleSoft Financials 6.0; People Tools;SP2 (8 way) running AIX 4.2.1, RS/6000 servers running AIX 4.2.1; HACMP; Windows NT 4.0; Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.4, Oracle Backup (RMAN); Oracle Designer 2000 1.4 BETA (for Oracle8); BMC SQL BackTracks Database Backup System;

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission August 1997 – November 1997Oracle8 Database Administration /Unix Administration /(Government) Oracle Financials/HRMS Admin /Lawson Fin / (Government) Peoplesoft Financials/HRMS

8Craig Brown Technical ProfileResponsible for the development and implementation of a support infrastructure for the client/server environment, as well the development and implementation of the enterprise model, and backup and recovery infrastructure for the Oracle and Lawson Financials environments.

Database, UNIX and application administration for both test and production environments. Implemented maintenance procedures for monitoring and correcting performance problems as a proactive measure, continuously improving overall system performance.

I made recommendations that helped the client decide which GUI tools best fit there environment (UNIX, Oracle, Network) from a support and monitoring standpoint. I also helped the client scale the hardware and software by running capacity planning exercises within the environment to show growth potential and how to compensate.

Oracle8; Oracle7.3.2; Oracle Financials 10.7 & 10.8; Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM); RMAN (Oracle Backup-OBACK); HRMS; PeopleSoft Financials/HRMS (Government) 6.0; People Tools; Lawson Financials; Sun Spark 1000E, ULTRA SPARK workstation, running Sun Solaris 2.5 & 2.6; Windows NT 4.0; BMC PATROL DB Monitoring Tools; BMC SQL BackTracks; Legato Networker Backup System;

Accu-Sort Systems, Inc. June 1997 – September 1997Oracle8 Database Administration /Physical Database Design

Database Administration of an Oracle database running in a AIX/RS6000 and Windows NT 4.0 configuration. Primary responsibility was to implement the proper backup and recovery strategies for the Oracle database and the best way to configure and implement both replication server and parallel server to meet system architecture specifications. The database is mission critical with 24 x 7 up time. The database operated within a RAID 5 configuration on the RS6000/HACMP system. I performed database performance tuning and moved the production database to the recommended Oracle OFA configuration. One of the primary goals was to set up the database as a data repository and document the steps that the company would use in rolling out the Oracle database to over 100 additional sites. In addition I was a primary resource for configuring and implementing the HACMP IMM RS/6000 failover technology for the purposes of delivering 100% data availability to the user community.

I built the mechanisms that would allow for the propagation of database changes to all sites and maintain a minimum level of performance across all sites. I reviewed and recommended tools that would help in all aspects from database monitoring to database backups, including database diagnostics.

Setup up an Oracle8 environment for benchmarking application. The environment was setup so that the new functionality of Oracle8 could be tested with the application for bugs and problems before upgrading to Oracle8.0.

Oracle8 (Unix & NT); Oracle7.3.2; Designer 2000; Developer 2000; Discover 2000; Oracle Replication; Personal Oracle7; AIX/RS6000; HACMP; Windows NT 4.0; BMC PATROL DB Monitoring Tools; BMC SQL BackTracks; Legato Networker Backup System;

SPRINT (Spectrum) PCS - Information Technology Division October 1996 – June 1997Oracle8(Betat) Database Administration / Mission Critical Application Support / Physical Design / 24x7 Production Support

Database Administration Support (24 x 7) of twelve Oracle database running in various HPUX and Windows NT 3.50, 3.51 and 4.0 configurations. Databases being supported varied by functionality (Data Warehousing Database, Oracle Financials Database (Mission Critical - DSS Application), People Soft Financials (full product application suite), Lawson Financials (full application suite) several Oracle databases populated by third party applications, two vendor databases that were populated by databases utilizing symetric replication, and an Oracle Web Server database).

I was responsible for designing and implementing the enterprise wide backup and recovery model, for the “Production” databases. This model was primarily made up of “Hot Backups” for 24x7 database availability requirements and the use of optical and magnetic tape backup devices with the use of SQL*BackTracks and Legato Networker as the third party backup system manager.

Support consisted of backing up and managing the operations and stability of the Oracle environments. Sizing and physical design review of the Oracle databases was one main responsibility as well as performance tunning and file system management (aiding SA’s). Performed routine HOT; WARM; COLD; and Off-line backups and exports with the use of BMC Data tools SQL BackTracks software. I also performed routine database monitoring and performance tuning checks with the use of various PATROL tools and scheduled fail testing so that recovery strategies could be designed and implemented according to the individual database environments. The strategies that I developed will become SPRINT standards in this area of database administration.

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Installation of Oracle Web Server and other Oracle 7.3.3 database servers, as well as installing and Oracle Financials database and environment. Remote installs and support of Production Databases. Provided production coverage while application migrations were being performed that were data intensive while running PATROL monitoring tools that told the story of the database stability

and roll back segment sizing. Also had to manage the Web Server transactions that consisted of BLOBS (of online videos on demand - stored directly in the database as a record)which made the average size record size of this database over 1.5 megs utilized by over 200 concurrent users. The database sizes ranged from very small (datafiles 100 averaging megabytes) to a very large data warehouse (20 terabytes)

Performance tuning projects across the production database took up most of the time during the support of the database. These efforts in many cases led to database redesign projects and server reconfiguration, where I was either a lead on the project or an intrical part of the project.

Oracle8(Beta); Oracle7.3.2; Oracle Financials 10.6; PeopleSoft Financials 5.1/6.0; People Tools 5.1; Lawson Financials; Oracle Express; Oracle Web Server; Oracle Power Objects; Designer 2000; Developer 2000; Discover 2000; Oracle Replication; Personal Oracle7; DEC Alpha; Digital UNIX (OSF/1); HP 9000; HPUNIX; Oracle Enterprise Manager (early editions)BMC PATROL DB Monitoring Tools; BMC SQL BackTracks; Legato Networker Backup System;

AMP - North America July 1996 - October 1996Data Warehousing /Oracle Database Analysis /Legacy System Migration to Client Server

Analysis of current mainframe system for migration into Data Warehouse via an Oracle 7.3.2 environment running on a DEC Alpha Server. Upgrading systems from a monthly data feed into MVS/RAMIS system to a daily data feed into Oracle database. Flat files come in from global companies (outside of US) via FTP, Floppy Disk, Replication, Dat Tape - in what ever form of data communication the particular global company could support with technology available to them. Once transmitted the files (ranging in size from 200 megabytes to 2 terabytes would then be scheduled for processing by MVS system. I took this system and performed the analysis that would pave the way for a development team to grab these flat files out of the MVS system and into a client server environment with control subsystems performing the data validations and data scrubbing and then automated data loading via parallel load through SQL Loader. This analysis was demonstrated through entity relationship diagrams and data flow charts that I developed via Designer/2000 and Erwin design tools. I performed analysis and developed entity relationship diagrams / data flow diagrams for both a rule based and cost based data models.

The analysis I performed was in part for the business team to justify the move out of the MVS environment and into a client/server environment. The analysis was also performed to show how the data that was currently being reported could include additional detail, more flexible reporting (ad hoc reporting, standard reporting) utilizing either a rule based or cost base data model. The models also demonstrated where data replications was feasible, web technology (web server), multi-tier technology, and other Oracle (RDBMS based) functionality could be implemented, adding flexibility and scalability to the system processes without adding complexity.

The analysis I performed was fully documented and passed on to development teams that would generate the DDL and implement the logical data models into physical layouts. I did not participate in the implementation phase of this project.

Oracle7 rel 7.3; Designer 2000; Developer 2000; Discover 2000; Oracle Replication; Personal Oracle7; Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM); Obackup (RMAN); MVS; MVS/Client DEC Alpha; Digital UNIX (OSF/1); HP 9000; HPUNIX;

Technology, Management & Analysis Corporation March 1996 - August 1996

Corporate Health Care Finance [STAT CALL] (client) Oracle7 Workgroup Server for Windows NT Consultant

Installation of Oracle7 Workgroup Server for Windows NT onto a NT Server. After installation I setup and configured the Symmetric Replication option of the Oracle7 Server and replicated tables across a T1 connection between the NT server and an DEC Alpha Server. I created the database and tables that were being replicated to/from the NT and setup the listeners that communicate with the DEC Alpha. Then I setup and configured the Symmetric Replication Server and documented the steps in order to keep the system up and running.

Guilford Pharmaceuticals(Client)

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Oracle7/Sun Solaris/Designer 2000/Developer 2000 Consultant

Review of Oracle7 and Sun Solaris environment. Recommended a database layout for a newly implemented RAID-5 backup system. Recommendations also included methods and layout designs for maximum performance and scalability factors. I also performed process flows for movement of Oracle7 software and the datafiles onto new disk, in reference to the newly implemented RAID-5/Disk Array systems setup by Sun.

National Credit Card, Inc. (Client)Oracle7/Designer 2000/Developer 2000 Consultant

Demonstration of Oracle Designer 2000 and Developer 2000 tool set. Demonstration of how to create and develop entity relationship diagrams; create and develop functional hierarchy diagrams; just to name a few...as well as demonstrations of all of the main functions of each module under Designer 2000 and Developer 2000. I also performed evaluations and made recommendations on the SQL scripts (Called by DEC batch jobs), stored procedures and database triggers the client is planning to implement in their production environment.

ICF Kaiser (client)Project Manager / Data Warehousing / Infrastructure Development / Oracle Data Modeller / Oracle DBA /

[Project scope consist of migration from DB2, CICS, MVS system into Oracle7, HP UNIX/Digital UNIX, HP 9000/DEC Alpha environment.]

Full Project Life Cycle planning/management for conversion of DB2 database into a flexible Oracle7, object oriented, distributed, database that will allow an environment with continually changing requirements to produce standard and Ad-Hoc complex (changing) financial reports for top management. Utilizing the People Soft Financials and People Soft HR and People Tools aside the Oracle7 suite of tools (Developer 2000 / Designer 2000 / Discover 2000) and Personal Oracle7, a front end and back end system was designed, developed, and implemented as a prototype, for review and testing by customer. Project team consisted of two developers, one modeller and one DBA whom reported to me. I developed the pre-project plan tasks (Information Collection) and project plan including the collection of business/systems/data requirements and end user specifications / requirements. This was being done specifically for decision support data. People Soft applications would feed decision support systems reports with summary data. Project would communicate with other business units in a distributed mode for the sharing and collecting of data for the purpose of decision support.

From DB2, database and application requirements were collected and an Oracle7 data model was designed and developed (reverse engineering performed on DB2 and logic moved into Oracle data model). Once the data model was complete the application models were designed and developed. At this point the meta data and DB2 data were loaded into Oracle by way of a direct load. The data flow between front end and back end was reviewed for accuracy and all new and/or changed requirements were applied to the model. A complete model review was performed and then testing was performed (ran standard reports as well as ad-hoc reports as they need might arise in production). The Oracle7 data model was integrated with a People Soft Human Resources and Financials application for the purposes of collecting and sharing information for decision support. Data model was also integrated with an Oracle7 database warehouse and internet web system also for decision support system via GUI applications run by end users for top management. The data model followed object oriented methodologies; analysis; & design, along with the nature flow of a distributed system.

Oracle7 rel 7.3; Designer 2000; Developer 2000; Discover 2000; Oracle Replication; Personal Oracle7; DB2 rel 3; XDB; People Soft HR; People Soft Financials; People Tools; SQR3 Work Bench; HP 9000; DEC Alpha; Digital UNIX (OSF/1); HP UNIX People Soft HR v5; People Soft Financials v5; People Tools v5; Oracle Enterprise Manager (Early Edition); Obackup (RMAN);

Strayer College (Client)Oracle/UNIX Consultant

Installation and configuration of full Oracle7 rel 7.2 product set in UNIX Sun Solaris rel 2.4 production environment. Installation consisted of RDBMS software, Full Oracle Designer/Developer/Discover 2000 tool set and all SQL* Net connections to middleware, x-terminal and personal Oracle7 connections to the database through TCP/IP IP addresses and SNA connections to mainframe.

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Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (client) Client/Server Consultant

[Project scope consisted of evaluating current client/server front end and back end system and recommend improvements where improvements were necessary and recommend changes where changes were necessary. Environment utilized HP 9000 Server and NT Servers (Middleware) running Oracle Database software [Back end] with Visual Basic 4.0 and MS Access database and scanner fed imaging system on the front end and clients.]

I evaluated the system and software setup and recommended ways of improving the system in several ways. I made recommendations that would allow the client to improve network conditions for increased system performance and application performance; would allow client to improve system front end applications and there interactions with the Oracle database; would allow client to exam internal expertise and determine needs in this area. I also made recommendations for the back end environment for increasing data availability and improving on the file system structure for optimal performance and support of applications and database software.

Unisys Corporation (off site project) March 1996 - October 1996Data Warehousing/ Infrastructure Development / Database Design - Application Development

Conversion of small DB2/mainframe and MS Access databases used for collecting and reporting data on human resources activities and related marketing data, into an Informix back end and MS SQL Server (middleware) solution with NT and Win95 front end (client) environments. I designed the Informix 6.0 database, running on HP UNIX v10, that would receive the DB2 data and coded the Visual Basic and C++ applications that would allow data sources on the mainframe to update this Informix database which would be accessed by a small group of end users for reporting and building strategy for human resources purposes. MS SQL Server 6.0 running on an NT Server would grab data that was collected from sources other than the mainframe and was integrated with a front end system already in place that consisted of over 100 Visual Basic and Powerbuilder screens and windows (depending on the end users locations).

The Informix database was designed to serve as a data warehouse for this data. It was also designed to take advantage of the Parallel Query Option which is a technology that the company fully intends to utilize once the database reaches critical performance rates, or as the number of data sources increases beyond the capability of maintaining company standards on performance and data availability. The MS SQL Server database will update the Informix database with the data it collected from other sources outside of the mainframe environment and will serve as the middle layer for queries and downloads of data specific to the applications run by the end users. Also the applications are developed and maintained within this environment using SQL and transparent ODBC connections to communicate from the Informix database.

The data warehouse now receives about 25,000 rows of new data on a daily basis and about 25,000 rows are updated daily as well. This system will serve as the blue print for moving other applications and databases from the legacy systems environments into this client/server architecture.

Informix 6.0; MS SQL Server 6.0; Visual Basic 4.0, Borland C++, Erwin 4.0, HP UNIX, OpenWindows(SAM), Exceed 4.0, TCP/IP. Hardware platform is a HP 9000(UNIX), RS/6000(NT) dual ported w/TCP/IP connection to Novel LAN Network. I also utilized InfoBuilder, Powerbuilder 4.5 with dial up access to Mainframe - TSO, DB2, Pro COBOL, XDB Databases, MVS / JCL functions.

Steelcase North America January 1996 - April 1996Oracle Database Administrator / DB2 Database Administrator /Infrastructure Development

(Pilot Project)Conversion of DB2, COBOL, PROCOBOL, CICS, MVS system into Oracle7, MVS-Client, People Soft Financials, Digital UNIX (Alpha Server - OSF/1) environment. The MVS applications being converted numbered over 700 total (50 pilot) and these programs were mainly responsible for order entry system, customer information, billing system and reports database. There were over 60 total (15 pilot) vendor update programs being converted from MVS, as well as 30 total (10 pilot) RADICAL panels. I performed DB2 to Oracle database migration utilizing oracle standard migration rules improvising in those areas where DB2 applications had special external calls to the database. Oracle database was normalized then denormalized where application requirements called for it. With use of desktop DBA and MVS client I was able to successfully perform DBA task while undergoing the conversion effort.

12Craig Brown Technical ProfileDatabase consisted of 128 tables with an average size of 4 gigabyte. Database conversion was first step in a redesign project for the entire DB2 system. Project focused on all issues that would allow for a DB2 elimination within IS. Also setting up database so that People Soft applications would receive data feeds from Oracle once DB2 data was loaded for end of month reporting and DSS feeds.

I was responsible for documenting the differences between DB2 and Oracle from a functional and a logical standpoint, as it applied to the application requirements on MVS. Tools selection for client server interface on Digital UNIX platform on DEC Alpha Servers and Pentium client under windows and NT. Redefine referential integrity according to application requirement and DB2 / Oracle differences. Redefine batch process restart and delete rule violation messages. Finally migrate data into oracle with use of SQL Loader direct load method with some BC copy loading by application.

Long Island Lighting Company January 1996- March 1996Data Repository Development Data Warehousing/ Database Administrator / Infrastructure Development / Database Design - Design Validation

Review and validate Oracle 7.1.3 Data warehouse database designs from logical design to physical models (Erwin Designer -DDL development). Setup multiple oracle instances on Windows NT and HP 9000 servers for multiple data feeds to data warehouse. Oracle Data repository design and implementation with data replication through transparent gateways across multiple network connections. Data and Meta Data was replicated into other Oracle instances and also into Personal Oracle7, MS Access and Oracle databases running on NT, HP and AIX platforms.

Working with applications group, I also help setup GUI interfaces with database applications. Utilizing Visual Basic 3 and Visual Basic 4 code, I setup all communications via ODBC,SQL Net and TCI/IP between Oracle and the end user applications. Environment was a three tier setup with HP Unix as the baseline operating system and Windows NT as the middleware for the legacy systems and applications and the GUI front end.

DB2 database design review in retrospect of the Oracle applications. In addition, I performed DB2 data conversions into Oracle and mainframe application conversions into Oracle, Windows NT, HP UNIX and Visual Basic 4.0 environments. I performed straight data conversions and data extracts from DB2 into Oracle databases. Oracle database designs were conformed by the DB2 applications and the business rules as they applied to the data requirements of the applications on the legacy systems being converted.

Oracle 7.1.3, PL\SQL 2.0, SQL PLUS 3.1, Forms 4.5, Oracle CDE Tools (Oracle Procedure Builder, Oracle Browser, Oracle Data Query, Oracle Report Writer...) Designer 2000, Oracle Enterprise Manager (Early Edition); Obackup (RMAN); Erwin 4.0, HP UNIX, Open Windows(SAM), Exceed 4.0, TCP/IP. Hardware platform is a HP 9000(UNIX), RS/6000(NT) dual ported w/TCP/IP connection to Novel LAN Network. I also utilized InfoBuilder, Oracle CASE designer, Oracle Data Dictionary rel 5.x, SQR, ADW database designer, DB2, AIX UNIX and VSAM.

AT&T October 1995 - January 1996Database Administrator / Infrastructure Development / Internet (Netscape)

Administration of Oracle 7.1.6 database running on Sun Sparc 1000 servers under Sun Solaris 2.4 and SAM / Open Windows for Sun. Installed Oracle Software to work on top of a Netscape transaction server behind a fire wall. Oracle database would serve as a data repository and only be accesses in one direction. Fire wall kept database invisible to web browsers and company personnel. I also installed a Netscape Transaction Server, Commerce Server, Content Server and Publisher Server. These servers served as the visible back end of the system, while the Oracle Server served as the most sensitive piece of the back end process. The front end server was a Netscape Content Server with multiple domains defined with the Wide World Web browser installed for local and remote access.

Setup all Oracle environmental parameters and all Oracle network protocols (SQL Net v 1 and 2) to work with Netscape Transaction Server directly and the entire Netscape environment through telnet or Exceed x-sessions indirectly. Sun Solaris 2.4 and Open Windows served as the UNIX environment along with Windows 95 and Netscape as the front end of this system.

Oracle 7.1.6, PL\SQL 2.0, SQL PLUS 3.1, Forms 4.5, Oracle CDE Tools (Oracle Procedure Builder, Oracle Browser, Oracle Data Query, Oracle Report Writer...) SUN Solaris 2.4, Open Windows, Exceed 4.0, TCP/IP. Hardware platform is a 2 (2 Sun Sparc 1000) dual ported w/TCP/IP connection to Novel LAN and Internet Connected Network. System ran under a RAID level 5 architecture.

13Craig Brown Technical ProfileCigna Insurance September 1995 - December 1995Database Administrator / Project Leader / Infrastructure Development Administration of SQL Server database running on Compaq servers. Windows NT / NTAS Server support and migration efforts. Data Modeling and Application design review. Applications being developed offsite by third party organization. I was liaison between third party company and Cigna. As applications and database models were submitted for implementation, I verified that the applications and data models met original specifications and that application executables were in working order. Using Power Builder 4.0.3 and ERWIN for Power Builder 2.1, I was able to review the front end applications and map the screen paints to the logical and physical data model. Once the mapping was completed I could then apply the correct tables associated to the screen paints and windows associated with the data called by that screen or window.

I developed and fully documented infrastructure for the process of managing the architecture and application change request made by Cigna management and end users, as well as those request made by the third party organization. Utilizing an Access database, each record produced maintained information about a process or an outstanding issue that either or both sides needed to address. This database is accessed and updated through a remote connection by LAN or modem.

Educational Testing Service May 1995 - October 1995Database Administrator / Database Support / Infrastructure Development - Application Bench Marking

Administration of Oracle databases running on Compaq servers. Oracle / SCO UNIX installation, support and migration efforts. Database management and documentation. Evaluation of monitoring tools (Platinum, BMC), X Session software (eXceed 4.0), SQL*Net v2 (upgrading from v1) and Oracle 7.1.6 (upgrading from 7.0.13). Daily changes to database physical structure; table creations and alterations. Index and trigger development and refinement. Handled end user request for reports and application submit jobs. System (environment {SCO UNIX}) management, allocating memory and physical disk space to Oracle applications. Also responsible for documenting all ongoing process and all migration / upgrade efforts. Performance tuning, physical design review, physical design changes and documentation of system problems.

Also responsible for Forms 3.0 to 4.5 migration. Document procedures that would be the basis of a DB2/AIX movement to Oracle7/SCO UNIX. Document current database performance level and recommend ways to improve performance. Document current SCO UNIX environment and Oracle 7 environment and recommend ways of improving these environments (what ever can be done to improve the over all system).

Oracle 7, PL\SQL 2.0, SQL PLUS 3.1, Forms 4.5, Oracle CDE Tools (Oracle Procedure Builder, Oracle Browser, Oracle Data Query, Oracle Report Writer...) Oracle Enterprise Manager (Early Edition); Obackup (RMAN); Windows AS/NT, MS SQL Server, MS Access, MS Excel 5.0, Exceed 4.0, TCP/IP, . Hardware platform is a Compaq Pentium w/TCP/IP connection to Banyan Vines LAN and Internet.

DuPont - PPD. June 1989 - August 1995Systems Analyst

Designed, implemented and supported database applications on DEC VAX and IBM systems. Performed database performance tuning and application updating functions as administrator (DBA). Database was used by field sales representatives and inventory control tracking. Database was accessible by remote communications and inter office work stations. System allowed field representatives to communicate sales information and receive updated sales orders and order cancellations, also updating the customers profiles. These communications with the database allows the inventory system to automatically adjust itself to each order so that customers would receive orders, as soon as possible. The databases, in reference, interacted with all departments allowing for company wide order processing and system updating. This enabled the system to generate reports for costing, ordering, re-supplying, delivery and pending order purposes. The development of an inventory tracking system was necessary to provide managers with the cost and asset value information, associated with the inventory on hand. This system was developed in a CMS environment using focus ver. 5/6 on an IBM AS/400.

This tracking system would connect the dollar values of the inventory, found on the books with the current value of that inventory. This information was downloaded onto CMS system from financial application run on the AS/400 platform. Both the DEC system and the AS/400 system shared information and generated reports.

Bell South Telecommunications February 1995 - May 1995Database Administrator / Database Support / Infrastructure Development - RDBMS Bench Marking

14Craig Brown Technical ProfileDevelopment of RDBMS systems methodologies for all processes. This includes the backup and recovery process, database problem resolution procedures and processes, database monitoring process, Oracle, Sybase, Informix, Ingress and XDB installation and upgrade process, development of new application checklist (conformity of when and how new RDBMS applications move into production from testing), interfaces with DB2 / mainframe system and UNIX environment (creating open communications between both DB2 and RDBMS systems). I was responsible for the identification, database administration and support of all Sybase systems (35) throughout the services division. I developed the infrastructure so that all Sybase systems could be supported and administered with a single set of procedures. Included in this infrastructure were the organizations Oracle, Ingress, Informix, DB2 and XDB database management systems. With this newly developed infrastructure the organization can better control the entire RDBMS community company wide, which consist of approximately 7500 end users.

Performed bench marking running Oracle 7.0, Sybase Sys. 10 and Informix on the same hardware platform, constantly bombarding the database with realistic end user request. Results provided information on the limitations of each RDBMS and this information was provided to internal customers under going the selection process for their environments.

Sybase SQL Server 5.0, Replication Server, SA Companion, OMNI SQL Server, Open Client, SQR, isql, Sybase Server Manager (for Windows), Sun OS, UNIX, AIX, OS2, Windows AS/NT, MS SQL Server, MS Access, MS Excel 5.0, ChameleonNFS, Exceed 4.0, Pro COMM Plus, Extra, . Hardware platform is a HP / Sun Server w/TCP/IP connection to Novel Lan to PC running Windows NT.

S.A.I.C. Corporation December 1994 - February 1995Sybase Database Support / Replication Server Installation / Net Gateway Installation

Installation of Sybase Replication Server and Sybase Net Gateway with Open Client. Installation planning and preliminary setup of Sybase system that utilized OMNI SQL Gateway connecting Sybase to a DB2 / CICS on-line mainframe system. Planning also involved hot backup and recovery strategies where the system utilized a RAID level 3. The information being accessed belonged to the SEC and NSCC where data security, integrity, recovery (PIT), availability and distribution were the main concerns (in that order). Replication Server and Net Gateway were added to create an open communication between the DB2 / CICS mainframe environments and the Sybase / Sun Sparc Station Server. The replication server technology is also a major part of the backup and recovery strategies and data security enhancements.

Computer Sciences Corporation July 1994 - December 1994Oracle Database Modeller / Physical Database Designer / Oracle Database Administrator

Document current database physicalization processes recommending improvements in the areas of performance, integration, conversions (previous builds) system administration and system management. Evaluate “Entity Relationship” Review process and recommend improvements in areas of performance, scheduled deadlines and if deadlines are being met (if not why?...what needs to be done to meet them in the future?) Liaison between systems engineering and database engineering. This places me in a position to intercept database DDL and physical models, sent from systems engineering and database engineering simultaneously to the database development group. I verify the strength of the physical model and the associated DDL, SQL and C++ applications, prior to the development groups involvement.

I also perform physicalization process functions, generating DDL, supporting the DBA’s in correcting the problems that occur after the new DDL is applied to the database and assisting the data modeller’s (systems engineering) with incorporating the DDL changes and database corrections to the logical database model.

Oracle v7, Oracle CASE v5.1, Oracle Design CASE, Oracle Data Dictionary v5, Forms v4, Oracle Report Writer are the software systems utilized for this project. Database requirements were that of the Department of Defense. Database and systems specifications were that of the Department of Defense. Hardware platform is a DEC VAX 7620 cluster to a DEC VAX 7610 Alpha Upgraded.

Competitive Media January 1994 - July 1994Database Architect

Database Architect responsible for the logical, physical design of Sybase System 10 database, client/server system. This design incorporated the OMAN-SQL gateways, Replication Server, Gain Momentum, SQL Server, and the Sybase front end toolset. This

15Craig Brown Technical Profiledatabase system maintains a table space of 350 gigabytes of data, with over 300 tables and over 100,000 records. This database is now a real-time system performing daily updates to its primary data server, networked to a Windows NT- SQL Server platform. This platform utilized several MS Access databases that interfaced with Sybase through gateways tied together by server systems.

I was also responsible for the development of a custom reporting system that was based from the database system described here. This database was housed on a DEC VAX (7620) with a DEC Alpha workstation (OSF/1) as the file server. With PC’s, Macintosh’s and Alpha Machines as the clients also connected to other host platforms via OMINS 7 and TCP/IP based WAN, I developed the reliable client /server environment. Power -Builder and ObjectView were the front end GUI tools used for various aspects of the front end environment, to compensate for what the Sybase toolset couldn’t handle. I designed the Windows NT - SQL Server interface with the Sybase system and developed several applications that would move the data in both directions to the replicated data server.

AT&T January 1992 - January 1994Database Support / Application Support / Affiliate Channel Support.

Project managed the implementation of both mission critical and non-mission critical C, C++, Visual Basic and Visual C applications. Applications were implemented on System 7000 and 3550 hardware platforms and developed C transaction processing functions. Supported System 7000 hardware and mission critical applications responsible for transaction processing and customer invoicing. Performed world wide systems evaluation, reporting hardware/software efficiency using company standard scales and rating system. Designed and implemented automated transaction and processing procedures using the distributed object-oriented data systems design techniques, normalization and redesign engineering.

Project managed both mission critical and non-mission critical applications on System 7000, DEC VAX, Sun Workstations, Sun Solaris and IBM platforms. Data modeling, database administration and database redesign duties were also performed on the Oracle, DB2, Sybase, CMS and Paradox database systems platforms, on the various hardware referenced. I also designed the methodology, planned and implemented the AT&T Affiliate customers migration onto System 7000 platforms.

Bell of Pennsylvania March 1987 - June 1989Database Analyst / Database Administrator / Paradox Database Support(Company Name change)Bell Atlantic September 1990 - January 1992Systems Manager / Database Manager / Project Manager

Developed major inventory control systems, designed to operate on seven separate systems platforms. The applications involved would cross reference the appropriate platform, depending on the process being run. The system would automatically update inventory information with the information provided from the outside vendors hired to perform on-site counting. Reports could be generated on any of the platforms, regardless of the platforms systems functions and responsibilities. This system also communicates with the organizations accounting system, Oracle Financials, automatically updating the departments inventory changes as they become authorized changes on the system. These updates to the Oracle Financials systems were performed for purposes of audits, effecting the General Ledger, . Each separate system automatically communicates with one another so that the system is completely updated. The updates are done on a timed schedule of intervals, unless otherwise instructed. In addition to designing and developing the inventory control system applications (7 total systems), systems performance testing and database administration functions were also performed.

As project leader for the development of an Oracle Database / DEC VAX migration project, I maintained and supported over seven different database and systems platforms. Among these platforms were the following:

AS/400 running RPG II & III IBM Op/Sys.IBM MAINFRAME running CICS & Micro Focus IBM Op/Sys.Sun Sparc Workstation running Informix UNIX Op/Sys.PC Workstations running Paradox & CMS IBM Op/Sys.DEX VAX running Oracle VMS Op/Sys.DEC VAX running Sybase O/VMS Op/Sys.IBM MAINFRAME running Oracle IBM Op/Sys.Sun Solaris running Ingres UNIX Op/Sys.IBM MAINFRAME running DB2 IBM Op/Sys.

16Craig Brown Technical ProfileThe migration from the seven separate systems onto the Oracle/DEC VAX platform involved a heavy amount of data conversion. Due to the fact that several of the systems were running real time software the system had to be managed during the conversion efforts. Of the systems the Informix, DB2 and Ingres systems fit this profile. I became, in essence, the DBA of these systems while data conversion took place. Once the data and the applications using this data were moved onto the new system platform I no longer had to maintain the active database systems. As the DBA for these systems I performed a variety of applications upgrades and database performance tuning, in addition, I was responsible for monitoring the database for Indexing and Query problems. The applications running off of these systems were mission critical, by nature, and required an enormous amount of testing prior to implementation. The most important responsibility, as far as these systems are concerned, were the maintaining of the data integrity and data recovery strategies until the migration to Oracle was completed.

Developed software applications, to work with Paradox, DB2 and Focus database systems, used to automate major functions within inventory control division, of engineering department. Applications were developed for office management and non-management personnel, using COBOL, FORTRAN, and C development tools. The mainframe application SPF was utilized as the main instrument for editing. Management interacted with applications primarily to update inventory information, retrieving or adding, inventory items to updated list. List was forwarded to accounting so that adjustments could be made to accounting work sheets. This data resided on the DB2, Paradox and Informix database platforms, for which I was responsible for the administration (less than 1000 users each), and data conversions to the PC based focus and paradox database systems. Non-management interacted with the systems applications primarily to process the information communicated into the system through outside sales representatives and vendors hired to do on-site inventory counts. This information is then transmitted to the on-line system allowing the applications to automatically change/update the old inventory information, which resided on an AS/400 running RPGII and DB2. These applications were stand alone by nature linking to the database system that stored the data needed for the run, as requested by the end user. Applications were run as batch processes after hours. The applications would receive and send information from the database as it was needed or requested respectfully. The applications cut down the databases indexing and queries saving time and cost. Inventory codes and cost associations were received, automatically from the database, when changes were made to the database in these areas. System was a CICS / COBOL / Mainframe / AS/400 running RPG and DB2 - Paradox, Focus and Informix.