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SSQLSv2 design discussion

SSQLSv2 design discussion

2007-08-16       - By Warren Young

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Joel Fielder wrote:
>
> Also, the ability to apply some transform as the result set goes into
> the SSQLS, e.g. localising a date.

I have zero personal interest in that.  If one wants it, one will have
to provide a patch.

Fortunately, I think SSQLSv2 should be unusually resistant to ABI
breakage.  Most changes to it should just change the generated code.
This might break someone else's ABI, but that's their concern.  :)

This means SSQLSv2 should be free to evolve in interesting ways after
it's released.  We don't have to boil the ocean today.

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