That's a really simple example though. I think the real pitch for PRQL is that the syntax is way more regular- the group operator just runs a normal pipeline on

That's a really simple example though. I think the real pitch for PRQL is that the syntax is way more regular- the group operator just runs a normal pipeline on each group and multiple derivations with different operations between them don't need to all be plotted out in advance, just as an example. SQL suffers because it's not really composable, especially once you get outside of specific modern versions.