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Whoever a) gave production db access to a "junior" engineer and b) disabled backups of said database is at fault. I hope the author takes this more as a learnin
by greghinch 14y ago
Whoever a) gave production db access to a "junior" engineer and b) disabled backups of said database is at fault. I hope the author takes this more as a learning experience of how to (not) run a tech department than any personal fault.
Someone who has to use a GUI to manage a db at a company of that scale shouldn't have access to prod