Who oversees the daily functioning and troubleshooting of Chronicles?

The daily functioning and troubleshooting of Chronicles is primarily overseen by the ODBA or Cache DBA. These roles are specifically designed to manage database environments, ensuring that systems operate smoothly, performance is optimized, and any issues are resolved quickly. An ODBA (Oracle Database Administrator) or Cache DBA (Database Administrator for the Caché database) has the necessary technical skills and knowledge of database management systems to maintain and troubleshoot Chronicles effectively.

In this context, their responsibilities may include monitoring database performance, optimizing queries, applying updates, and managing user access. This ensures that the data is readily available and the system remains functional for all users, making it a critical position for the day-to-day operations of Chronicles. Other roles, while essential in different capacities, do not focus on the same level of detail concerning database performance and troubleshooting.