This is interesting, but you basically have to know SQL anyhow just to get to where you want to go. This feels like adding yet another abstraction level, but it's just making things more confusing. Is there some hidden power behind this I can't see? SQL is so easy.
Sql is easy but sometimes you just keep fighting to insert the parameter as time, etc, in the right way, specifically for some different databases. I have several sql codes done for using in SAS, now I need to use them on dbeaver / db2 directly and I have a lot of work to adapt.
It's incredible how hard is to find some good and simple information about sqlalchemy core lime this old video. Thank you!
So true! Docs mostly overcomplicate or 'underexplainate' things. It's very challenging to read it, omg. God help us!
Very helpful into to SQA core, just when I need it! Well done..
Great!
This is interesting, but you basically have to know SQL anyhow just to get to where you want to go. This feels like adding yet another abstraction level, but it's just making things more confusing.
Is there some hidden power behind this I can't see? SQL is so easy.
Sql is easy but sometimes you just keep fighting to insert the parameter as time, etc, in the right way, specifically for some different databases.
I have several sql codes done for using in SAS, now I need to use them on dbeaver / db2 directly and I have a lot of work to adapt.