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I think the bigger problem is that SQL is in almost every language a second-class citizen. And even calling it second-class can be seen as a stretch.
by dadie 3mo ago
I think the bigger problem is that SQL is in almost every language a second-class citizen. And even calling it second-class can be seen as a stretch.
- ambicapter 3mo agoI’m a SQL-lover and ORM-hater but I don’t see why any language would support another wholly different language as a first-class citizen.
- xigoi 3mo agoIdeally, SQL wouldn’t be a wholly different language, but a library with bindings for various languages.
- meindnoch 3mo agoThat's why it's called SQL aka String Query Language. The queries are just strings.
- mijowi 3mo agoAre you being cheeky? The S stands for Structured.
- ako 3mo agoTime to start using plsql, ADA with first class support for embedded SQL.