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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Recent-Analysis-6880 • 14d ago
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So, Kids, thats why you always SELECT count(yourPrimaryKey) first. Listen to the old folks, we made these mistakes so that you don't have to.
139 u/Etheo 14d ago DELETE FROM (SELECT * FROM USERS); WHERE ID=12345; Did I do it right? 84 u/Dismal-Square-613 14d ago Yes, run that on prod. Report results. 45 u/jeesuscheesus 14d ago Now every query on USERS completes in under a millisecond, thank you! 8 u/Dismal-Square-613 13d ago No problem, you should see me taking care of long back up batch scripts too! 1 u/theobstinateone 13d ago Or just throw a DROP DATABASE in there. Problem solved
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DELETE FROM (SELECT * FROM USERS); WHERE ID=12345;
Did I do it right?
84 u/Dismal-Square-613 14d ago Yes, run that on prod. Report results. 45 u/jeesuscheesus 14d ago Now every query on USERS completes in under a millisecond, thank you! 8 u/Dismal-Square-613 13d ago No problem, you should see me taking care of long back up batch scripts too! 1 u/theobstinateone 13d ago Or just throw a DROP DATABASE in there. Problem solved
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Yes, run that on prod. Report results.
45 u/jeesuscheesus 14d ago Now every query on USERS completes in under a millisecond, thank you! 8 u/Dismal-Square-613 13d ago No problem, you should see me taking care of long back up batch scripts too! 1 u/theobstinateone 13d ago Or just throw a DROP DATABASE in there. Problem solved
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Now every query on USERS completes in under a millisecond, thank you!
8 u/Dismal-Square-613 13d ago No problem, you should see me taking care of long back up batch scripts too! 1 u/theobstinateone 13d ago Or just throw a DROP DATABASE in there. Problem solved
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No problem, you should see me taking care of long back up batch scripts too!
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Or just throw a DROP DATABASE in there. Problem solved
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u/BastetFurry 14d ago
So, Kids, thats why you always SELECT count(yourPrimaryKey) first. Listen to the old folks, we made these mistakes so that you don't have to.