Where clause !!

I always perform an exact select before a delete or update...in the worst case I will know that I screwed up immediately...doh

@Lahsen2016 Guess I was freaking Lucky 😁

Here you go
https://devrant.com/rants/982181/...

LOL I had a similar one:
One day I have executed a cleanup script for my test DB which truncates every table and wondered why it is so slow this time. Executed it again. Well, still slow.
SHIIIIIIITTT still connected to prod DB. 😁

Do people really do this still?? What happened to doing everything in transactions that you can rollback or commit once you know you did it right?

@IllSlapU No !! No !! Please Don't !! I'm already having a bad day. Is that you "Lahsen2016" ? You could've chosen better one 😂😂

where is just sugar for let/in ;)

Just don't test in prod? I also believe there's an extension for SSMS that double checks when you run dangerous queries without a WHERE clause

Or use transactional statements

really cool broo..

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