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Database access

Connecting to a database and getting data out — distinct from tuning it. Six independent graders all routed plain Postgres/Mongo/BigQuery connectors into `query-optimization`, whose label reads as EXPLAIN-plan work; that mismatch is what surfaced this gap. tashan measures 8 capabilities for this work and ranks them by tashan score — a transparent composite of upkeep, freshness and real adoption. How we measure ›

#CapabilitytashanEvidenceHealth
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Dev Tools & CI
48
1 ★active
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Dev Tools & CI
44
2 ★active
3
Productivity
44
1 marketplacesactive
4
Communication
44
1 marketplacesactive
5
AI & Agents
42
1 marketplaces
6
Dev Tools & CI
42
1 marketplaces
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Dev Tools & CI
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23k ★active
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Dev Tools & CI
not scored yet
23k ★active

Who does this work

O*NET records this as a core process step for 21 occupations, including Appraisers of Personal and Business Property, Bioinformatics Technicians, Cargo and Freight Agents, Data Entry Keyers, Database Administrators, Database Architects, Desktop Publishers, Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks, Library Assistants, Clerical, Meter Readers, Utilities and others.

Recorded there as: "Enter information into databases or software programs" / "Develop database parameters or specifications". We publish it under the name practitioners use.

Other work

Agent configurationAgent developmentAnimation and generated imageryApplication developmentAttributionBookkeepingBrowser automationCode reviewContent marketingContract reviewCopy editingCopywritingDashboards and reportingData pipelinesData qualityDebuggingDesign critiqueDocument productionExploratory data analysisFinancial modellingIncident responseInfrastructure and deploymentKnowledge managementLiterature reviewMarket analysisMessaging and emailModel evaluationObservabilityPRDs and specsProcess automationProduct strategyProject managementPrompt engineeringQuery optimisationRegulatory complianceRetrieval systemsRisk assessmentSEOSales pipelineScientific researchSecurity reviewSoftware architectureStatistical modellingTechnical documentationTest automationTraining materialUser researchVideo editingVisual designWeb developmentWeb researchWeb scraping

Occupational data from the O*NET 30.3 Database by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, used under CC BY 4.0. tashan consolidated its process steps into the terms practitioners use; O*NET does not endorse this site.

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