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There is no one "SQL", unfortunately. All of the major database engines have their own forks and extensions. If you didn't specify which one you were using (Mic
by noahbp 2y ago
There is no one "SQL", unfortunately. All of the major database engines have their own forks and extensions. If you didn't specify which one you were using (Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Postgres, SQLite, MySQL), then you didn't give the LLM enough information to work with, same as a junior engineer working blindly with only the information you give them.
- rurp 2y agoI left that part out for brevity, but I told Claude the version of Postgres I was using at the start, and even specified that the mistake it produced is invalid in Postgres.