Hey lovely readers, If you have ever asked an AI tool to write some SQL for you, you have probably seen this happen. You ask for a query, you get something that looks great, and then you run it and find out it uses a column that does not exist. Or a function your SQL Server version does not support. Or it quietly drops something you really wanted to keep. I wrote before about how AI tools are confident even when they are wrong . That is annoying in C#, but at least the compiler yells at y...