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Generate safe, correct SQL scripts for the Rock RMS database. Handles INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, SELECT queries, data migrations, and seed scripts that respect Rock's schema conventions (PersonAlias, audit columns, FK constraints, DefinedType/DefinedValue lookups, Guid-based references). Use when the user says "create a sql script", "write sql", "insert data", "seed data", "data migration", "update records", "sql for Rock", "populate data", "add test data", "query Rock database", or any request involving direct SQL against the Rock RMS database. Also use when the user describes data they want to add, modify, or query in Rock — even if they don't explicitly say "SQL" — such as "add 100 attendance records", "create a new campus", "give Ted Decker some financial transactions", or "set up check-in data". If the task involves Rock database records and SQL is the right tool, use this skill.

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