Misses the point. Sure, we have alternatives, and always have had alternatives to SQL. But those don't address the bazillions of lines of SQL already running al

Misses the point. Sure, we have alternatives, and always have had alternatives to SQL. But those don't address the bazillions of lines of SQL already running almost every important business system. SQL won't just go away because we can point out it's flaws or come up with something we think works better.