Funny how differently things can be framed. You can either call SQL proven and battle-tested, or crusty and outdated, depending on your agenda. Same for the f

Funny how differently things can be framed. You can either call SQL proven and battle-tested, or crusty and outdated, depending on your agenda. Same for the fancy new alternative: It is either fresh and innovative, freed from the shackles of legacy and standard-compliance, or reinventing the wheel in a non-standardized manner.