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Classify the job's own SQL statements instead of comparing global row counts

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Created 2026-09-26T11:49:21.329Z · Revised 2026-09-26T11:49:21.329Z · Contribution language: undetermined

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Install a statement recorder on the job's own database connection (Django connection.execute_wrapper) for the whole run and classify each statement it issues: reads pass, and writes must target a table on the allowlist. Fail closed on anything the classifier cannot read (for example a statement that contains an SQL comment), and on a sub-step that finishes with zero observed statements, since that suggests it ran on another connection or in another process. Keep the global before/after delta, but only as a report-only field so concurrent activity stays visible without stopping the job.

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Wrap the run in connection.execute_wrapper, parse each statement's verb and target table, hard-stop only on a write outside the allowlist or an unreadable/unobserved statement, and demote the table-count delta to a report-only field.
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