The article refers to Amiga, which came out in 1985 with a multi tasking OS (Workbench). That was a popular computer, at least in Europe. It was not as popular as IBM PCs, but it did show that it was possible at a…
Have you considered using "optional"? I feel that this would be a more natural syntax for joins. It could default to "left join", which is probably more frequently used than a right join. from employees join optional…
The article refers to Amiga, which came out in 1985 with a multi tasking OS (Workbench). That was a popular computer, at least in Europe. It was not as popular as IBM PCs, but it did show that it was possible at a…
Have you considered using "optional"? I feel that this would be a more natural syntax for joins. It could default to "left join", which is probably more frequently used than a right join. from employees join optional…