Yeah, this is spot on. SQLite provides DDL and DML commands, but no support for composing programs from these commands. I leaned on T-SQL for the syntax and b

Yeah, this is spot on. SQLite provides DDL and DML commands, but no support for composing programs from these commands. I leaned on T-SQL for the syntax and behavior of variables, basic control structures, procedures, error handling, and some common library functions, but that's all that it takes from T-SQL. I didn't intend to make a judgment about T-SQL, but rather to indicate which parts were implemented in SQL Notebook.