My SQL Bad Habits
Read OriginalThe article details several SQL anti-patterns and bad habits the author admits to, including ordering/grouping by column numbers (which breaks when queries change), using implicit joins instead of explicit INNER JOIN syntax, and failing to add comments to complex SQL code. It provides concrete examples and explains why these practices are problematic for readability and maintainability, especially in team environments or with complex queries.
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