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That's probably the only place where I would use it, when I have to construct a query on the fly based on various conditions. For a plain static query I think t
by ygra 13y ago
That's probably the only place where I would use it, when I have to construct a query on the fly based on various conditions. For a plain static query I think the regular SQL is much easier to read and understand (let alone paste into a query window to test its output).
- siddboots 13y agoBuilding queries dynamically is the intended use case. This wasn't designed as a replacement for plain SQL.