(sql :select :* :from :t \;)
(sql [:select :* :from :t \;])
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Raw Seaquell
How to write SQL statements as sequences of tokens.
The README introduced you to this way of writing SQL. I find it pretty easy to use, but there are a few tricks you’ll need to know.
The sql Function
To create raw SQL, just call the sql function with one or more arguments.
If for some reason your first token represents a string literal, wrap it in a vector.
Otherwise, sql will assume it’s verbatim SQL, not a string literal.
In practice this almost never happens because SQL statements always start with a SQL keyword.
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It’s usually easiest to pass a quoted vector, so you can type symbols instead of keywords.
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