I second that David. 

I read this article today and thought you might be interested:

U.S. businesses will add IT staff this year as they start new projects and seek desired skills, such as wireless...

Stewart,

I understand what you are saying but here's a good anecdote for you.  I was born in Louisville, KY and was raised in the Ft. Knox area until I was 10.  After...

Please, oh please!  Never, ever take the daily updates away!  I can't tell you how many times I have come to work (and even today) with a tidbit I pulled...

Oh, and by the way, I doubt myself every day because of working in that kind of environment.  If it wasn't for sqlservercentral.com, I don't know if I could have...

Remi, one day I will write a book called, "How to be the biggest marketing jerks in the world and still manage to survive!"

I went onto sqlservercentral.com when the boss...

You are very lucky, Frank!  Be happy your company promotes training.

In my old job, my only form of training for SQL Server 2000 was allowing me to read through all of...

Hey you know the opportunity to order these books takes me back to the second part of Andy's comments, "and B, most companies don't make the investment in teaching them." ...

"I think the reason they don't know this stuff is that A, there is  LOT to learn when you're starting out and this isn't stuff that they immediately use, and...

You know, when it comes to triggers, I do think it is important that a Jr. level programmer know what they are, at least in concept.  I suppose I shy...

Sorry, I don't see where these questions are stupid either.  I just think that questions on triggers, execution plans, BCP, etc. may not be appropriate for those with inexperience.  If...

I suppose I would define Jr. level as entry level which means they have never had "real world" experience.  Just think of all the stupid questions you first asked when...

I think these are all fair questions but not necessarily for Jr. DBAs.  Some comments: 

• In regards to question #3, Jr. level DBAs that only have knowledge of SQL 2000...

Excellent, James!  That's exactly what I was looking for (the code part that is)! 

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