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Isn't that the problem though? For even a mildly interesting problem you have to google and google for a correct and usually non-obvious solution. And when you
by dsego 8y ago
Isn't that the problem though? For even a mildly interesting problem you have to google and google for a correct and usually non-obvious solution. And when you find it, it usually works in only one dialect but not other (e.g. MS SQL vs MySQL). It's elitism at its finest, people probably get good money too writing obscure queries, no wonder they are so defensive. I think your comment shows short-sightedness.
- fake-name 8y ago....what? So your arguing that the solution to the annoyance of the platform-specific nature of SQL is to create a platform-specific language? Or do you think that this language won't heavily depend on the internal implementation of InfluxDB? If you believe that, I want to know what you're smoking. It's gotta be some good stuff.