Alzabo and SPOPS are huge! I don't want use them or reinventing them. Remember: "Keep it Simple, Stupid"!

But I agree about MySQL-specific. This is not good, but I prefer simple and fast code instead of compatible with all world. So, if I can make it portable and non MySQL-specific without make it slow and complicated, i do it.

And I don't try to make some sort of abstraction layer for any type of SQL queries. Non-straightforward queries MUST be done using straight SQL, and I say it already in main post.

This idea is a lazy automagicall replacement only for simple SQL queries. And as I write before our survey show what >95% of used SQL queries in typical CGI scripts ARE simple and can be done using this interface. In fact, size of my CGIs now 50% less with this interface!

And, please, explain what do you mean as column-level security?

In reply to Re: Re: Magical SQL by powerman
in thread Magical SQL by powerman

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