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this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2023
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SQL. There are so many SQL dialects. Only if there could be a way to standardize it...
I mean, there IS a universal SQL standard that all of the major dialects are supersets of. It's only when you get into the funky stuff that you start finding dialect-specific syntax and features.