Turns out that dropping all tables on the production database wasn’t such a good idea. 😅

Thank god we had a backup from 10 minutes before it happend.

How does that even happen😂

I never succeeded in dropping all tables at ones, not talking about production, in my Dev environment, I always fail cuz of relations wonder how people succeed in doing that

@ngCry In the most stupid way ever:

We use Sequel Pro here to connect to databases. So I did have 3 different setups in it (dev, acc and prod). I needed to drop all tables from my dev environment for some reason while working on something with my college. He sat next to me and said: "Hey, you can change the colors of each of these environments so you always know where you are". Great idea, so I did it, but somehow I probably mis-clicked something somewhere which resulted in the credentials of the production environment overwriting these of environment. So after changing the colors of the environments I clicked my dev environment, noticed the screen was green and yet destroyed the whole production environment.

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS * CASCADE

And that's why you need to DENY that on the user level for that DB in the first place.

@xewl guess what we did today :p