Citations aren't given for the most crazy things, only the vaguely meaningful bits in between. It's load of non-sequiturs and things that don't even mean anything
What a total load of tosh. It doesn't even make sense.
Essentially, ALTER TABLE ... DROP COLUMN is just syntactic sugar, you can do the operation equally efficiently (albeit with more complexity) with other statements. In any case, sqlite CAN at least drop indexes, which is…
Other databases can't drop columns either. In most cases (row-based databases such as the default storage on pgsql, microsoft, oracle, mysql etc), dropping a column, if that syntax is available, internally rebuilds the…
It is not really a problem. If someone saves out your source code, then they can. You can put a copyright notice on it. If they use it on their web site without permission, they're violating copyright. However, that…
Congratulations, you've made something which looks superficially like JSON, but most documents won't parse in 99.9% of JSON parsers. Interoperability is lost, nothing is gained!
Citations aren't given for the most crazy things, only the vaguely meaningful bits in between. It's load of non-sequiturs and things that don't even mean anything
What a total load of tosh. It doesn't even make sense.
Essentially, ALTER TABLE ... DROP COLUMN is just syntactic sugar, you can do the operation equally efficiently (albeit with more complexity) with other statements. In any case, sqlite CAN at least drop indexes, which is…
Other databases can't drop columns either. In most cases (row-based databases such as the default storage on pgsql, microsoft, oracle, mysql etc), dropping a column, if that syntax is available, internally rebuilds the…
It is not really a problem. If someone saves out your source code, then they can. You can put a copyright notice on it. If they use it on their web site without permission, they're violating copyright. However, that…
Congratulations, you've made something which looks superficially like JSON, but most documents won't parse in 99.9% of JSON parsers. Interoperability is lost, nothing is gained!