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John in the parking lot at 7:50 and wheels' was the beginning of a typical day. A clock can be set at this time on any day. One only had to wait for John's car and set the time.

The day began two hours earlier, when John received a call early morning alarm. The voice at the other end said: "John, we are not login. Patients should be mentioned at the beginning. We need the computer so that we can fill hours of doctors'." John agreed: "I want to see what I can do. RendoA call within minutes. "

It 's probably something strange happens with the backup. John cleverly exploited a few keys on the keyboard, a couple of mouse clicks, and was connected to the database server job. He quickly check if the database is running. "I see the problem," he thought aloud. The backup took too long and the database is not started. It 'was resolved in minutes.

The problems were not always resolved so quickly. Information is still scarce, if the endUsers called. Everyone knew they could not access. It could be a problem of demand, a network problem, a problem database or any number of other things. John had worked for the same company for a number of years. There were very few times when a new issue presented itself.

Meanwhile, John had established himself in his office. Thinking of the question that morning. He remembered when the office was a Unix server. Nobody thought about. It was not unusual for them to live monthswithout a reboot. John was once a supporter of Linux server and managed to take along a couple of Linux. The rest of the Windows network. Most problems have been on Windows servers. It is a backup application running on a server, which is unprecedented in the day.

Fortunately, John had an employee in a position to all the problems with such machines. He was able to spend time writing screenplays and retrieval of information is not always easily accessible from severalDatabases. He also enjoyed the diagnosis and fine-tuning of network problems. The company had grown more than one location, the software overhead of more bandwidth and was starting to become a problem.

A typical day was filled with calls. It seemed that everyone had a unique exhibition. It 'was a funny thing most of the problems. They were almost all problems with end user applications. John thought it odd, a person who has never used the program as a user as an expert was consulted. It 'wasstrange, but it was very gratifying to find answers. A typical day was boring.

Important issues such as updating systems, databases, applications or maintenance updates occur in off hours. The procedure can be performed simultaneously. There are time constraints. The next time was very different. It 'been stressful. Contributed to a run on a test server to do, but something unexpected usually behind the ugly head on the live server.

John had always loved computers. Whowould never have dreamed of acquiring skills, started on a Texas Instruments TI99-4A model, home computer would translate into a full-time career? Who would have dreamed that the person who has just slipped by COBOL and FORTRAN classes in the sixties would maintain the database servers, Web servers, email servers and networks are? John felt blessed. He acquired most of his knowledge from the Internet. The machines that provided a life too, as the training needed to perform the work.

Ithad a strong race. John was tired. He had reached the age of sixty years, and there were young people behind the scenes. That was the last day of John. Fortunately, the Internet is still there. John is a good thing.

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