I totally sympathize with you and yours, I've made sphincter-clenching mistakes a handful of times during my 20 years of experience. This is an abject lesson t

I totally sympathize with you and yours, I've made sphincter-clenching mistakes a handful of times during my 20 years of experience. This is an abject lesson that understanding human psychology is actually a huge part of good architecture. Automating everything you do in production with a script that is QA tested prior to use is the best way to avoid catastrophic production outages. It does take a bit longer to get from start to finish, and younger devs often try to ignore it, but it is worth putting a layer of oversight between your employees and your source of revenue.