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Neither of those things would have fixed this problem. 1. "Oops, I wrote TRUNCATE TABLE User instead of TRUNCATE TABLE Raids" 2. Transaction complete. ... ...
by krallja 14y ago
Neither of those things would have fixed this problem.
1. "Oops, I wrote TRUNCATE TABLE User instead of TRUNCATE TABLE Raids"
2. Transaction complete. ... ... "oops!"
- whatshisface 14y agoWell, to be fair it's harder to type User than it is to miss your rightclick by something that could have only been a few pixels.
- derekp7 14y agoAlso, I can't tell you how many times I've attempted to click on a button on a web form, and it was still loading and the button moved (along with a different button appearing in its place).
- themonk 14y agoWhy type "TRUNCATE TABLE Raids" every time? Type it once, test it, save as script, schedule that script.
- krallja 14y agoThat is definitely another bug in this company's process. This should have been automated. It's much harder to screw up running a script!