With SQL the logic of filtering and joining is already mostly done for you. You’re basically now reimplementing this logic if you’re not using it. In most cases

With SQL the logic of filtering and joining is already mostly done for you. You’re basically now reimplementing this logic if you’re not using it. In most cases it isn’t difficult but it still time consuming and more prone to bugs vs using SQL I don’t see the point of reinventing wheels unless you have to, unless you have lots of time and energy to waste