> The problem with this theory is programming in some databases (MS SQL Server) is extremely unpleasant. Oh forget about string splitting and the like. The lan

> The problem with this theory is programming in some databases (MS SQL Server) is extremely unpleasant. Oh forget about string splitting and the like. The language itself (T-SQL and SQL in general) is a disaster. No modularization possibilities (wanna do a this particular "SELECT" but with slightly different something? well, copy-paste the whole thing), sensible code autocompletion is next to impossible (type "SELECT _" wat? from wat?), don't get me started on type conversions, dumbest possible error messages, the "IN (@multipleValues)" disaster, and oh my.