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For a typical team of 20 .net developers, how many sql and DBA developers should be allocated?

For a typical team of 20 .net developers, how many SQL developers and DBAs should be allocated?

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Typically, this depends on whether the project is too large or not. For a typical project, two sql developers and one DBA should be enough.

This deviates too much depending on the stage of the project, i.e. the development stage or the maintenance stage. As a rule, it can be seen that at the maintenance stage the demand for DBAs is greater and at the development stage the demand for sql developers is greater.

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The traditional number is actually zero!

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Agree with HotTester. It also depends on the software that the developers came up with. I can imagine that if they use SQL stored procedures a lot (as opposed to solving problems in the C # space), you will need more sql developers.

Typically, developers should not put too much application logic into stored procedures.

The easiest solution: ask your lead developer what he thinks :)

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Depending on how much work you need to do with the administrative type of database, you really can better refuse to outsource this function. The company I consult with, Santech Solutions , provides this service.

However, to work on developing SQL, you will most likely require an all-day resource available on the site, and thus recommendations from previous posters will be presented.

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