Should I include .com when applying for a DBA?
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Only if it is the actual name of your business. Dot com is only in reality an address just like a street number. If you call your business Big Daves Dot Com and that is the name on your cards and stationary then yes you do need it on the dba. But if your business name is BigDaves period and only your web address has the dot com/net/org/what ever then no. I have several businesses with two on line and none of my DBA's mention the web address.
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Okay if you mean that you don't want to pay to have a DBA form registered then I would suggest using your name (first or last) then you can simply start doing business ....if your name is Susan Martin, you can use Susan's Sundeck Cosmetics and be fine or Martin Landscaping\n\nNow, if you are talking about getting help finding a name and you dont want to pay a professional, visit the website below, go to the Schmooze link on the left then click on "Biz Names" and there you will be able to have other business owners help you find a name based on your exact business\n\nGood Luck
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The .com and .net can be registered by anyone in the world.  .in and co.in are for the ppl in India.  there is no wrong in registering the .in and co.in.  but it wouldn't be catchy to use .in and .co.in websites.  you can register them through many agencies or simply on rediff.com also. :)
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The CPA directory website can be searched by specialty and geographic area. It is just a list, no recommendations. All CPAs in the state should be listed although they can pay for a flashier listing.\nHere's a link from the TX state Society of CPAs if you'd prefer to find a CPA through their site. \nAnd the last link is for searching the TX Board of Accountancy for any licensed CPAs. This will tell you if their license is current and if they have any complaints against them. Hope this gets you started!
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Most people perfer .NET as .ORG implies you are an organization.  I always use .NET when a .com isn't available.
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As a managerial staff member of an unrelated company, I would ask you this question.  Why would you want to fill out an application on line?  Going to a location and filling out the application in person is a much better representation of yourself.  It shows that you are ambitious and that you want the job more than those that are too lazy to get off their rumps to apply.  (not to mention the online applications of most companies are put in the "circular file" - it may not be the most legal practice, but emails and such get lost from the Internet all the time.)
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Honey you should probably include your location. Just some advice. lol
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There are a few websites that make such an offer.  They offer to start you in a business that will make you lots of money and you work from home with your own PC.  I would like to caution you however that between you and the website operator, it's the website operator that will be making the money....from you.  Unless you have a maketable skill and already know what it is, and that you know that it can be applied to internet reaching out to customers, don't get involved in the other schemes.
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It Depends!\nOn what kind of job you are interviewing for?\n\nMost of the jobs under titles like "Application Developer", "Web Developer" etc does require you to know "decent" amount of SQL skills because most of the companies are looking for a hybrid person who can do both Front End as well as Back End.\nMost don't expect you to know the SQL DBA stuff but definitely want you to have expert knowledge of SQL developer stuff.\n\nAgain .NET itself is such a huge framework with lots of areas to work with Web Development, Windows Application Development, Web Services Development etc. So depending on what kind of job you are interviewing for will have additional nice to have skills - for example for Web Developer  position. Employer make expect you to know Javascript, CSS, AJAX, little bit of Photoshop or any other photo rendering/editing tool. \n\nI hope this helps!
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There are a lot of places on-line you can apply. I'm not sure what sites there are in the UK. But apply to them all. Thats what I did.
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It is not so much a program that you need but more like a server side programming technology (i.e. ASP, ColdFusion, ASP .NET, PHP, JSP, ...etc.) that you need.  With these server side technologies, you can use database with your web site.  \n\nI am a web developer by trade.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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you need to provide more info, such as your sever address
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Not necessary.\n\nBut for the ease of maintenance it is useful to keep them segregated into a folder and use a hierarchy to represent their depth.\n\nAlso, if a certain JSP needs to be protected for direct access from outside world, keep it under the WEB-INF folder.
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Yes. The top-level domains com, net and org have no restrictions on use.\n\nFYI, gov TLDs are available only to the federal government, and edu only to accredited colleges.
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The URL, you sent with your question, is rather interesting! About realities on ground, since you are actually present in the company; who else, but you should be the best judge as to your own suitability, in that environment? Additionally, consult your trusted, experienced friends, who are in the know of things.
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Hi,\n\nFirstly, for a website, you need a url, an online storage space and html skills (not mandatory though).\n\nIf you are looking for a professional website for a company/firm or for yourself, you might want to reserve a domain name (ex. yourname.com or yourcompany.com etc. subject to availability). You might search for the availabilty of domain name in any of the leading webstes (you may run a search query).\nHowever, there is a cost factor involved. Companies charge you on a per-annual basis. (ex. some dollars per year).\nAlso you need an online storage, there are companies, which give wide ranging options for online hosting (which is the actual term). they give options of Windows-NT/Linux, FTP accounts, some e-mail accounts etc. Some have 24-7 support etc. You may do a comparision of features as per your requirement/budget and then opt for one. Infact the same company may also provide for your domain name too.\n\nNow coming to a non official or personal webpage. Many people have this kind for their personal website (like I have at geocities: http://geocities.com/rao_sameer)\nWe dont have to pay anything and generally we get a limited space (which, I think is enough for most websites) and with some limitations (No FTP uploading, pages with advertisement, as I said, limited space and non hosting of some file types like swf, not allowing third party hosting or image lodaing etc. etc.) But most of personal websites dont mind losing out for such things for s free website. But these companies however give you these previliges for a small fee though.\nYou may register at geocities.com or many of those websites which provide online storage and hosting.\nWell, there are also companies, which provide smaller domain names. (Like for example, I feel it cumbersome, when I need to give my url to somebody to visit, so I opt for a URL redirectoring service, which gives a shorter version for my lengthy url). You may run a search query on a search engine and see many websites and chose according to your liking. They come free, but with some limitations like host's Advertisement etc. Example (I redirected my lengthy url for a smaller one www.sameer.net.ms)\nThese are some of the options.\nBut there are some more options. If you would like your website to be a blog too, then better create a blog and let be your website too. You may sign up for a blog account at any of these websites. (Yahoo 360 degrees, www.blogger.com, www.spaces.msn.com etc., I recommend you search the web before signing up.)\n\nAlso, there there are many many websites, which help you in improving your website. Many tools and online help resources are there.\n\nAlthough knowledge of basic HTML would help, but there are many who have websites and dont know HTML. (learning HTML is very easy)\n\nHope this helps.
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C, C++ are too important to join any domain. JAVA has lots of requirement. By Oracle, SAP and Data warehousing stream you can join in DBA or EA which is highly payable.\n\nRest upto you