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>>heyden+(OP)
LINQ, PRQL, Kusto has all preceeded this.

While LINQ is mostly restricted to .NET, PRQL is not. https://prql-lang.org/

It's a welcome change in the industry.

I made this prediction a couple years back: https://x.com/tehlike/status/1517533067497201666

>>tehlik+BU9
The paper directly references PRQL and Kusto. The main goal here is to take lessons learned from earlier efforts and try and find a syntax that works inside and alongside the existing SQL grammar, rather than as a wholly separate language.

>>numbsa+f2a
It's wild that the enterprise and connected world has moved on from forcing COBOL compatibility for modern projects, but still insists on SQL compatibility.