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Yep. If you're in a situation where you have to write SQL on the fly in prod, you have already failed.
Me doing it for multiple years in a Bank....Uhm...
(let's just say I am not outting my money near them... and not just because of that but other things...)
Tell that to my former employer...
Yeah, I swear it's part of the culture at some places. At my first full-time job, my boss dropped the production database the week before I started. They lost at least a day of records because of it and he spent most of the first day telling me why writing sql in prod was bad.
it's time to commit sqlpukku