The more I delve into database best practice in the real world, the more tricky it becomes.
I want to fix all-the-things but at the same time, there is the pressure that something should be consistently-wrong. As much as it makes my skin crawl that something isn't right, I get that you have to roll with it becomes something has been done 'slightly wrong' forever ... even if it takes forever to run.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
WOW! That makes my head spin.
The more I delve into database best practice in the real world, the more tricky it becomes.
I want to fix all-the-things but at the same time, there is the pressure that something should be consistently-wrong. As much as it makes my skin crawl that something isn't right, I get that you have to roll with it becomes something has been done 'slightly wrong' forever ... even if it takes forever to run.