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It's probably more often that the query is just run against production in the first place. Making a copy is probably more effort than most developers out in th
by fooey 8y ago
It's probably more often that the query is just run against production in the first place.
Making a copy is probably more effort than most developers out in the wild are going to make.
- sroussey 8y agoNot true. If you were to throw up a slow locking query in production, you could take down the site. Restoring a backup should be fast.