Yes, but the REST vs SQL forces a specific API for changes. REST - update/delete a specific record. SQL - update/delete based on a filter, or a query result. I

Yes, but the REST vs SQL forces a specific API for changes. REST - update/delete a specific record. SQL - update/delete based on a filter, or a query result. I can do `set a = b` for all rows in the table, which may be needed internally, but it's a pretty bad external interface.