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Stash Is Just a Temp Table for Your Changes

2026-05-13 · by Hannah Vernon · in Git for DBAs

You’re halfway through modifying a stored procedure when your phone rings. Production is down. You need to switch to main and fix something immediately. But you can’t switch branches with uncommitted changes — or if…

Pull, Push, Fetch — It’s Just Backup and Restore Over a Network

2026-05-13 · by Hannah Vernon · in Git for DBAs

So far, everything we’ve done has been local. Your repository lives on your machine, your branches are on your machine, your commits are on your machine. That’s fine for solo work, but the real power…

Merging Is Like Synchronizing Two Databases

2026-05-13 · by Hannah Vernon · in Git for DBAs

You’ve created a branch. You’ve made changes. Now you need to bring those changes back into main. In the DBA world, this is a problem you’ve already solved a hundred times — you just called…

Branches Are Just Database Copies You Can Merge Back

2026-05-13 · by Hannah Vernon · in Git for DBAs

You’ve just finished your first commit and you’re feeling good. Then someone says “create a branch” and the confusion starts. Developer tutorials talk about branches like they’re some abstract computer science concept. They’re not. A…

Your Repository Is Just a Database

2026-05-13 · by Hannah Vernon · in Git for DBAs

If you’ve ever stared at a git tutorial and thought “why does this have to be so complicated?” — you’re not alone. Most git documentation is written by developers, for developers. It assumes you think…

“Now I Have the Full Picture” The Most Dangerous Lie Your AI Agent Tells You

2026-05-12 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs, Hot Takes

AI agents confidently say “Now I have the full picture” but they can’t know what they’re missing. Here’s what can go wrong when you let an agent run things unsupervised.

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