A good point. SQL is more likely to be used in different applications than code in an organisation I would say. So there is more use to an independant library

A good point. SQL is more likely to be used in different applications than code in an organisation I would say. So there is more use to an independant library location. Also code is usually in the context of a project / application where are SQL statements often exist in isolation. I think most code snippets exist as part of a code base, but SQL statements often do a single job. That's what I'm thinking anyway. Not too sure. I guess I shall note you as someone who doesn't see the value. Good feedback to have.