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I think anyone who uses sql would find this tool (and a lot of similar abstractions) too imprecise, verbose, and error prone. What's the longest bridge in mari
by sheeshkebab 7y ago
I think anyone who uses sql would find this tool (and a lot of similar abstractions) too imprecise, verbose, and error prone.
What's the longest bridge in mariland - or was it merryland (or maybe state_code=MD), is it in bridges table or bridge, or maybe bridge_specs joined on bridges by some id...I'll just write my sql in my favorite sql autocomplete tool.
- mritchie712 7y agoI agree, but I was thinking it could give people that don't know much SQL a starting point. They could ask a natural language question > get SQL > tweak SQL. So in your example, they might get something back like: SELECT MAX(length) FROM bridges WHERE state = 'merryland' And they could recognize the error of merryland vs. MD.