Exactly.

A DBA automaton which can identify and fix performance and administration issues. DBAs no longer needed. No problem, that's in SQL Server 2011. The Analysis tools will be dropped, just unneeded bloat.

>You're looking for SQL Server DBA.
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>>I am looking for help and I am seeking a SQL Server professional for a sub-contract to do the following:
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>>- Help set up backup recovery plan for a SQL Server database using either Database Mirroring or some other suggested method.
>>- Help review and optimize a current production database.
>>- Help create automated process for database optimization and administration.
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>>The preferred professional would be local however, this is not mandatory. It is my expectation that this would be a one month project working part-time.
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>>Please send me a message to bob@bpit.net stating your interest and background. I do not require a copy of your resume, just a bullet point list of some of the projects you have worked on performing the items above. I would also like to hear an estimate on time needed to perform this and your contract rate. If more information is needed to provide an estimate then a phone interview would help fill in some of the missing details.
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>>In summary, I need help to do what is listed above. I am myself an experienced SQL Server developer but have not performed the items above and need some help in either guiding me along in this exercise or in performing this yourself.
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>>Thanks in advance.
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>>Bob Flanagan