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The joy of SQL is that it's so high-level. Other responses note some (to me) esoteric enterprise use-cases for which SQL may not sufficiently describe exotic d
by smitty1e 3y ago
The joy of SQL is that it's so high-level.
Other responses note some (to me) esoteric enterprise use-cases for which SQL may not sufficiently describe exotic data vistas. Sure.
But most of the "shaming" one encounters seems to be about advertising some sort of magic wand product more than pointing out a substantial woe in a system that has been prominent for a half century.
- 8note 3y agoIt is, and it isn't. Similar to prolog, you start high level, then have to bend over backwards making your high level description into an implementation aware low level description, by mashing the high level components together into the right spell to make the low level implementation go brr