> Before people start to mess with the standard No, it's still a really good reason to mess with the standard. While the standard doesn't evolve into somethin

> Before people start to mess with the standard No, it's still a really good reason to mess with the standard. While the standard doesn't evolve into something slightly modern, yes, that workaround is better than the way people usually write SQL. But its existence isn't a reason not to fix the fundamental problem.