>No one likes copying the SQL command to a SQL IDE, making some changes, running it to make sure it works, and then copying it back to source. Tbh thats curren

>No one likes copying the SQL command to a SQL IDE, making some changes, running it to make sure it works, and then copying it back to source. Tbh thats currently my preferred methodology, just because it's usually nicer to clean up a mistaken query in something like sequel-pro, and its generally easy to verify correct output visually And I've had to do the same thing with ORMs like sqlalchemy, and the only real difference is I first have to get the ORM to tell me what it generated (which is a pain, sometimes).