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Colleague fucked up the production NoSQL DB of a customer 15 minutes before the workday would be over... I stayed to help him out. An hour in now, Wish us luck.😞

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  • 4
    If I was your colleague, I would probably feel so shitty for what ever mistake he made :/
    ...at least someone is helping him.
  • 5
    Yea he feels miserable, another colleague also stayed, we told him not to worry, all data seems to be recoverable, just allot of manual work.
  • 8
    He got us Pizza 😋
  • 6
    You're a good man. Good luck man
  • 0
    @busuu yea he is
  • 0
    @Condor last one was 2 days ago, so that was not an option
  • 2
    In the end it costed the 3 of us 3 hours and it was not even fully the colleague fault.

    Abstract explanation what happend:
    Colleague created the following function:
    For collection of X that are not in collection Y Create A.

    Colleague did not knowing that collection Y could not be bigger than 128. So when X was bigger than 128 for the overflow would another set of A be created.

    However X may only have one A so the older A got archived. A also managed a Collection of B that also got archived with some where already archived

    This resulted in near 1000 documents needed to be adjusted.

    But we had a good workflow, the colleague found out which Xes was tempered, then the other colleague would find the old A, then gave me the id of A so I could find the collection of B so I could unarchive some of the B's.
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