I am using a bunch of freelance programmers to develop a web application. We are in the early stages of development, meaning that we are making many changes to our database schema. We have one test database and one production database, we also have a replica of the live database, which gets a clone of the live database every night (mostly used to make it easier to recreate bugs found in the live web application. Since I use many freelancers, which I do not know, I often do not trust their database skills and they do not have any understanding of the outmost importance of the data in our live database.

I am using a bunch of freelance programmers to develop a web application. We are in the early stages of development, meaning that we are making many changes to our database schema. We have one test database and one production database, we also have a replica of the live database, which gets a clone of the live database every night (mostly used to make it easier to recreate bugs found in the live web application. Since I use many freelancers, which I do not know, I often do not trust their database skills and they do not have any understanding of the outmost importance of the data in our live database.

I am using a bunch of freelance programmers to develop a web application. We are in the early stages of development, meaning that we are making many changes to our database schema. We have one test database and one production database, we also have a replica of the live database, which gets a clone of the live database every night (mostly used to make it easier to recreate bugs found in the live web application. Since I use many freelancers, which I do not know, I often do not trust their database skills and they do not have any understanding of the outmost importance of the data in our live database.