Here is the age-old argument about the importance of academics in Oracle technology.
One side of the argument says that the dedication, hard work and perseverance required to graduate from college graduate (not to mention computer science skills), makes the "college-educated" DBA more productive.
Engineers must have a degree (and a license), and lawyers must have a JD degree. So, what the value of a technology degree to an Oracle professional?
The other side of the coin says that experience-alone can be the best predictor of Oracle DBA job performance.
"I can't help but wonder if Bill Gates had taken a Data Structures, Algorithms and Operating System Design course in Harvard, that Windows might be a more reliable platform." - DB
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