Sooooo if you use a SQL database and a Haskell access library, you kind of get this. Like esqueleto for instance. With it, you basically use Haskell as a meta-

Sooooo if you use a SQL database and a Haskell access library, you kind of get this. Like esqueleto for instance. With it, you basically use Haskell as a meta-programming language for SQL. It's really nice when it works. But yeah..makes me think that a more first-class thing would be even better. Tbh, maybe Haskell compiled to a lower-level query language would be better. A language that is about tables and btrees etc. Where there's no planner because the low-level language is the plan.