forgot to add:
in your example: NEVER TRUST USER INPUT. you'll get a much better error
and can fix problems when you don't trust them and try to sanitize stuff
- (x > user_provided_value)
+ (x > int(user_provided_value)) # or float or whatever
The stuff 'compile' generates won't necessarily work on your database
though; you need to pass in a dialect. (hence the function that just
compiles it with a set predetermined options)
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