Hi,
The syntax looks nice.
I suppose it's future-proof enough, though I can imagine us getting in
trouble if JDBC starts allowing parameterized or custom formats, which may
start with a digit or even (in edge cases) look like a date. That seems
unlikely, so I think it's an acceptable risk.
I'm
Initially when I started working on 6.0 I added support for defining
temporal literals using JDBC's "escape syntax". JDBC already defines a
syntax for declaring temporal literals using this syntax -
- {d '2020-01-01'} for a Date
- {t '10:10:10'} for a Time
- {ts '2020-01-01 10:10:10'}
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