I did run into some issues at one point (relating to not being able to use computed columns in a later unique call), which was slightly disappointing. But I fe

I did run into some issues at one point (relating to not being able to use computed columns in a later unique call), which was slightly disappointing. But I feel it does what a framework should : solves 95% of the cases well, and gives a backdoor for the other 5% (the "extra" query). I might be heavily influenced on the generally good experiences I had with the models too though. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll check it out.