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Le 12 déc. 08 à 15:57, Gregory Stark a écrit :
These don't solve anything. There's nothing stopping you from
defining a unary
prefix operator => or =
That's why I'm preferring the common-lisp syntax of :param value, or
its variant param: value.
In any case this is all weird. SQL isn't C and doesn't have random
bits of
punctuation involved in syntax. It uses whole words for just about
everything.
Anything you do using punctuation characters is going to look out of
place.
Well, with the exception of function argument list, beginning with
( and ending with ) and where parameters are separated by ,. Maybe
some : in there would shock users.
SELECT foo(a, b, c);
SELECT foo(a, :c 5);
SELECT foo(a, c: 5);
Not so much new punctuation characters there, 1 out of 4.
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