Posted by: STUPIDA October 15, 2012
Login in to Rate this Post:
0
?
I think knowing VB and/or C# is always a plus. But I am probably at 1 (out of 10) in this, and I have survived. It also depends on what project or where u land job on. These Days after 2005, u hardly see any VB or C# scripts in SSIS as a script components. I have used few, but then I have always able to find code online whatever I need.
But if you want to talk about or even use in SQL then Learn it and more imporatantly in CLR functions. In work place, u hardly see any place where you will use all of these at one place. In work place it is very specific what you will use on a regular basis.
From interview perpective knowing them and able to talk about them is always a plua and will seperate you from others. So my suggestion- Know the high level stuff, know what they are, how it can be used, and when time comes to actually use it, you k now where to look.
hope that helps..
But if you want to talk about or even use in SQL then Learn it and more imporatantly in CLR functions. In work place, u hardly see any place where you will use all of these at one place. In work place it is very specific what you will use on a regular basis.
From interview perpective knowing them and able to talk about them is always a plua and will seperate you from others. So my suggestion- Know the high level stuff, know what they are, how it can be used, and when time comes to actually use it, you k now where to look.
hope that helps..