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That is a valid use case, but IMHO the proper mental model for it would be not "SQL statement that returns a database" but rather "a synced partial mirror datab
by PeterisP 3y ago
That is a valid use case, but IMHO the proper mental model for it would be not "SQL statement that returns a database" but rather "a synced partial mirror database instance", i.e. you have a local database server (likely in-memory SQLite or something) that gets synced with the master DB (perhaps even both ways) but only for a specific subset of rows.