These Two Will Be Married In 100 Days - Ch. 74 - Day 74

[Bel-Shug]

Did he just permanently erase all of their customer data?

 

[hashtagSELFIE]

Well it has no star(*) on it. It should be fine.

From yesterday event. Really show how Chad Hata really is.

I made this for him

 

[hxtreme]

I think he's going to accidentally run the query instead of deleting it.

oh shit! Let's hope he doesn't commit the changes or that they have backups.

 

[Weebius]

Why is he given access to prod tables anyway

 

[Lyanhyrt]

I don't get it since I don't speak code, but it says delete before he fiddled with it.

 

[Akule]

No WHERE condition;?

DoooOOOm.

Realistically, though, the whole thing should be backed up, so the company won't be completely SOL. He'd just be out.

 

[HALLELUJAH]

After that awesome night
"Anyways"
Wow it's just like a daily occurrence for him lmao

 

[Skiepher]

How to lose your job one quick way

 

[FortniteDefaultDance]

The company has multiple backups luckily, right?

 

[nomadicengi]

Well that was fast. Unemployed again I guess.

 

[Soulofkefka]

They may not have proper IAM permissions, but it'd be really weird if they also didn't have backup for their customers data

 

[anso-original]

Lol

 

[pokperson1000]

Was it really garbage code?

 

[blizzaraetx]

this does not bode well..

 

[Imur]

oh no.

 

[KiTA]

For those who don't speak SQL, he's about to delete the company's entire database of customer data. No, there's no confirmation and no way to undo it.

 

[justforthelulz]

DELETE THIS
WAIT NO SHIT DO NOT DELETE THIS

 

[z3c9]

Well it has no star(*) on it. It should be fine.

That's the syntax of SELECT you're thinking of. DELETE FROM without a WHERE really will drop every row.

I don't get it since I don't speak code, but it says delete before he fiddled with it.

It's a little confusing because the line "There's some garbage code from the test run here" is probably meant to convey that it's "garbage data" instead. Not sure if that error(?) is in the original or the translation.

The DELETE FROM bit is definitely something he just typed -- the "mysql>" at the beginning of the line is the prompt from an interactive session. After he hits enter and executes this command, it'll prompt for another by displaying a "mysql>" on the next line. It's like it's saying "type your command here>".

 

[Moodyz]

....and he gets fired again.

 

[Abedeus]

Well, I'm sure they know how to sanitize their inputs and didn't give a temp worker access to their MySQL database.

Right?

....right?