On 10/31/2024 10:13 AM, Kalpesh Patel wrote:
With that out of the way, I sounds like that the asking person wants to
experiment something within the account. In that case, it is rather going to be
best by making a copy of the file somewhere else. Then restore it back if you
don’t like the result after the experiment or experiment with the copy of the
file and then overwrite original if results looks good.
ABSOLUTELY ---- Never do testing/experimentation using your"prod" data.
Instead always make a copy and test using that. I strongly suggest you
use "test" somewhere in the name of this copy (file) so that no chance
you would ever make a mistake whether you were working"test" or "prod".
We who did this for a living usually had separate "test"n and "prod"
logins (logged in "test", while we might be able to read "prod" data, no
write access)
<< most development team members wouldn't even have a "prod" log in.
There would be a "production team" whose members would have one. But a
few of us development team members did have a "prod" log in for
emergency use; say after hours and no production team members present to
submit prod jobs for us. Like its the middle of the night and the
standby programmers on duty are stumped and have called one of in to help >>
Michael D Novack
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