For sure, SQL is a declarative language and I didn't mean to imply otherwise. The main thing I'm trying to highlight by stressing the "declarative" point is tha

For sure, SQL is a declarative language and I didn't mean to imply otherwise. The main thing I'm trying to highlight by stressing the "declarative" point is that the main feature of sqlauthz is that it allows you to specify a configuration for your permissions, and it will figure out how to migrate your db to that state. It's inspired by how infra-as-code tools let you specify the resources you want and figure out how to migrate your infra to that state.