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by MaxBarraclough
2062 days ago
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Agreed. It makes little sense to try to write your SQL queries to run fine on multiple different DBMSs. Different SQL DBMSs should be treated as different languages. Presumably the idea is based on an analogy to code portability: it can be good to ensure your C++ code compiles fine with multiple different compilers. Really though, it's more akin to writing code that compiles as both C# and Java; clearly madness. |
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