hey thats pretty cool, I will try to see how that works, I didn't know it. But it sounds like a lot of work to set it up. I wanted to make something faster
It's not a lot of work, but it takes a little bit of existing Elisp knowledge. You can still evaluate plain SQL code in a buffer (sql-mode) and get most of the benefits I described, you just won't get the convenience of evaluating Lisp forms.