That is true, you are right. What I'm saying is that eventually things that need be SQL are either SQL... or sometimes R. The language is more expressive and it

That is true, you are right. What I'm saying is that eventually things that need be SQL are either SQL... or sometimes R. The language is more expressive and it takes less time to 'select something from something where conditions group by something', rather than drag and drop it. and is the reason why SQL is so fundamental to all areas of information technology and particularly when data is involved. besides, SQL is DATALOG which is PROLOG which is to 'program logic', which gets as close as it can to 'wiring' logic. many attempts to visualize this process has failed so far, because... they are more complex and more specific. SQL takes like 30 chars and dozen keywords to master. any visual paradigm - takes more.