SELECT UNTO sounds a lot more classy than SELECT INTO, no?
Taking it a stage further, I suppose you could have something like:
SELECT value UNTO variable
FROM table
WHEREAS value = ‘something’;
No reason why query languages couldn’t be a bit more interesting.
VISIT iniquity UNTO fourth FROM generations WHERE hate=’The LORD thy GOD’
VISIT iniquity UNTO fourth FROM generations WHERE hate=’The LORD thy GOD’
God, don’t change it now. I still regularly typo virtually every keyword in SQL. Most days, I can be found getting in touch with my INNER JON. Also, I regularly try to democratise the language by using “ELECT FROM”…
One of my favourite substitutions is RUN => RUIN.
One of my favourite substitutions is RUN => RUIN.
God, don’t change it now. I still regularly typo virtually every keyword in SQL. Most days, I can be found getting in touch with my INNER JON. Also, I regularly try to democratise the language by using “ELECT FROM”…