Regarding table literals, some products support using VALUES (1, 'a'), (2, 'b'), ... as a table constructor in general, not just in INSERT, and looking at SQL:92, SQL:99, and SQL:2003 it looks to me like this should be…
At a risk of this being too far removed from the original subject, It'd be interesting to hear your reasoning behind this statement. I've used SQLAlchemy in some projects and did not find it troublesome, but that's just…
Regarding table literals, some products support using VALUES (1, 'a'), (2, 'b'), ... as a table constructor in general, not just in INSERT, and looking at SQL:92, SQL:99, and SQL:2003 it looks to me like this should be…
At a risk of this being too far removed from the original subject, It'd be interesting to hear your reasoning behind this statement. I've used SQLAlchemy in some projects and did not find it troublesome, but that's just…