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What's the point of this?
by bhousel 15y ago
What's the point of this?
- mulander 15y agoTesting out snippets of code without altering a structure of the database you have installed locally/on a server. Doesn't require a startup of the database - the results can be discarded and you don't have to worry about cleaning it up :) Generally, just a fast way to test things - I would see it coming in handy during some presentations maybe?
- elchief 15y agothe same point as JSFiddle.net I presume http://css-tricks.com/seriously-just-make-a-jsfiddle/ http://css-tricks.com/seriously-just-make-a-jsfiddle/
- lancefisher 15y agoThis is not just for testing SQL (which it could be handy for), but for sharing. Suppose you have a scenario where you have a few tables, and you run some SQL and it's not giving the result you expect. You can create a SQL fiddle, post it on your favorite Q/A site, and other SQL experts can quickly tweak your SQL to work right, and share the result back with you. I'd use this tool.