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DATE '2024-01-01' etc.
DATE '2024-01-01'
Is it worth having specific syntax for this, or just assume folks will use ? and pass an #inst parameter?
?
#inst
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Since DATE() and TIME() are valid functions in some dialects, we cannot special-case them as literals, therefore we need some additional syntax.
DATE()
TIME()
Expanding :inline to support multiple arguments is probably the easiest route to this: [:inline :DATE "2024-01-06"]
:inline
[:inline :DATE "2024-01-06"]
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DATE '2024-01-01'
etc.Is it worth having specific syntax for this, or just assume folks will use
?
and pass an#inst
parameter?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: