Author of the article here, if anyone has any questions (or just continue roasting away; that’s good too) I wrote the article because many companies treat SQL

Author of the article here, if anyone has any questions (or just continue roasting away; that’s good too) I wrote the article because many companies treat SQL like excel files. It gets emailed around, unknowingly forked and modified, saved on desktops or shared file storage, and nobody knows how to fix anything. For everyone who said “SQL is code is this news” - I agree with you. It is code. And it shouldn’t be news. And I hope all companies implement version control with SQL. I see Java version controlled at a significantly higher rate than SQL. That’s all. Good day.