It's been around for 50 years and the pendulum swings every couple of years.
We've just been through our 'SQL is old no one wants to use it phase' now we are back to the 'SQL is amazing it's the perfect data tool'
Your questions sounds like your trying to use SQL in a non standard way, ie through Python or something, maybe check out some of the other articles here through the SQL tab
Your questions sounds like your trying to use SQL in a non standard way, ie through Python or something
Hmm... Even if I use web server, or serverless, if it mostly likely comes from SQL drivers, that is the interface, anyway; not the SQL language itself.
No not at all.
It's been around for 50 years and the pendulum swings every couple of years.
We've just been through our 'SQL is old no one wants to use it phase' now we are back to the 'SQL is amazing it's the perfect data tool'
Your questions sounds like your trying to use SQL in a non standard way, ie through Python or something, maybe check out some of the other articles here through the SQL tab
Here's one of my new favs
4 SQL Tips For Data Scientists And Data Analysts
SeattleDataGuy ・ Aug 8 ・ 7 min read
Thank you for understanding my concerns.
Hmm... Even if I use web server, or serverless, if it mostly likely comes from SQL drivers, that is the interface, anyway; not the SQL language itself.
I’m sorry why do you keep talking about SQL drivers? What are you connecting with a driver?
Usually web server's API.