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  • I am always amazed by the expert mode of the SQLite CLI.
    craigfrancis@mastodon.socialundefined craigfrancis@mastodon.social

    @bohwaz yep, that’s probably fine, but I’m not worried about you, I’m worried about the vast majority of developers, and those who aren’t exactly writing the code themselves :-)

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  • I am always amazed by the expert mode of the SQLite CLI.
    craigfrancis@mastodon.socialundefined craigfrancis@mastodon.social

    @bohwaz true, and I think SQLite has some really cool features like that… personally I’m trying get MySQL and MariaDB to implement a very simple `WHERE id IN (?)` with a single placeholder for multiple values, as I still keep seeing people `implode(‘, ‘, $ids)` directly into the SQL string for some of that SQL Injection fun :-)

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  • I am always amazed by the expert mode of the SQLite CLI.
    craigfrancis@mastodon.socialundefined craigfrancis@mastodon.social

    @bohwaz tbh I’ve not used this, but MySQL does have the System Variable `log_queries_not_using_indexes`, which I assume would push you towards using an INDEX on all queries (but the docs suggest to me it’s more about queries that return all rows):

    https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/9.6/en/server-system-variables.html#sysvar_log_queries_not_using_indexes

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