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Which is worse when working on production databases? Being drunk or tired?

Which is worse when working on production databases? Being drunk or tired?.
I have decided to do a series of mini-articles on human factors in database operations. This is the first, and covers fatigue. In my talk …

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apsori

apsori

Both are equally bad. But at least when you are just tired, there is no possibility that you will pee on the servers. jk :smiley:

Timati

Timati

Being tired is worse when working on production databases, as it can lead to mistakes that could have a major impact on the database. Being drunk is also dangerous, as it could lead to careless mistakes or reckless behaviour.

AstonJ

AstonJ

I don’t know about being drunk, but a glass of red wine can sometimes help me focus :lol:

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