SQL Dialects
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SQL is an option in Prism, but each dialect/flavour (i.e. MySQL, PL\SQL (Oracle), Transact-SQL (SQL Server)), etc have their own nuances, functions, keywords. Could individual languages be added for these dialects. These would likely be an extend
of the sql language.
I’m happy to give T-SQL a go, but don’t know if others would be interested in doing so, or if there is interest.
Additional resources SQL Server technical documentation MySQL Documentation Database PL/SQL Language Reference PostgreSQL
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Hadn’t noticed the PL/SQL was listed. I’ll have a look at doing a T-SQL one then.
To my knowledge, the MySQL Doc page actually has its own modification of the base Prism SQL language, so one might be able to get most patterns from them.
And we already have a PL/SQL language, but it might not be perfect/up to date.