Very cool. I've always found it hard to write any slightly complex SQL (i.e. not just a simple join) in a way that's fast on multiple DBMSes. Even if both suppo

Very cool. I've always found it hard to write any slightly complex SQL (i.e. not just a simple join) in a way that's fast on multiple DBMSes. Even if both support the same syntax you need, subtle things can affect the performance a lot. But there are probably use cases where this isn't an issue and you care a lot more about using something compatible with limited edge devices, like SQLite.