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by dllthomas
4453 days ago
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SQL-the-language is declarative - it defines meaning and does not define execution strategy. Particular implementations have significant differences in implementation strategy depending on the way the SQL was structured, leading to crazy results when people try and control operational semantics. But that doesn't mean "SQL is not declarative" - it's just a weakness of declarative languages when we care about operational semantics. Has anyone made an RDBM that let you write SQL and separately control how it is evaluated? |
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