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Not really that odd. The abstraction layer provides functionality common to all. Perhaps something common didn't work for mysql.
by wolco 6y ago
Not really that odd. The abstraction layer provides functionality common to all. Perhaps something common didn't work for mysql.
- csharptwdec19 6y agoEntirely possible. If you've ever looked at an ORM or even complex MicroORM that supports multiple database you get an appreciation for how many 'little' differences everyone has in the SQL standard itself. And if that's the "industry standard" (Yeah, I know it's not, but it's at least a spec/guideline) with that much deviation, I can only imagine how dissimilar each DB's nonstandard protocol might be.