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If you can, always set the title of whatever window you're working on to capital bold letters, preferably red, saying PRODUCTION SERVER - DON'T FUCK IT UP. This has saved my dumbass a few times when I looked up before hitting enter.
I use IntelliJ for this and my prod connection is red, has warning symbols and it's read only. I can switch on write mode if necessary, but it will prompt for it. Saves me a lot of stress.
What's the setting to make it in read only?
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/configuring-database-connections.html#connection-modes
It's pretty easy to set up but very helpful
This here is wisdom
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On SecureCRT I make the backgrounds of production devices a rosy tint so I have something to remind me as I'm working. If it's a core switch, fire engine red background and neon green letters. An added benefit to this is that I want to get off the core devices as soon as possible.