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Queries now print out their `compile-query` output when they are printed,
rather than complaining about `print-method`. This is completely a better idea,
so whoo!
Operators now compile more nicely, and SQL functions can be used too. So stuff
like (substring :name 1 3) will work for getting the first three letters of the
:name field.
Joins now handle outer stuff more nicely, and compile to "INNER JOIN" rather
than just "JOIN" (they're the same in SQL, but this makes the intent more
clear). Additionally, joins now automatically add an equality constraint to
fields which are aliased the same. So if two relations have shared fields then
(join rel1 rel2) will give the natural join of the two relations (an on clause
can still be provided, but it will be put in a conjunction with the implicit
one). If the implicit on is generated for an OUTER join then the duplicate
field which cannot be NULL is the one which will be selected (for INNER joins,
or joins without an implicit on, there is no ambiguity).
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The precondition was too strong. Loosen it just enough to make the function
useful in all the ways it should be without allowing bad cases through.
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`join` and `rename` both had the ability to introduce some ambiguity, whether
by renaming two fields to the same alias (which one should use that alias?) or
by joining two fields with the same alias (which one should use it?). Some
preconditions have been added to warn against some ambiguous use cases
(although I have just now realised the rename precondition is insufficient, so
a new commit will be coming soon).
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Now a user can decide what the query's behaviour on deref should be. This means
a user using jdbc can plug in with
(set-query-deref-behaviour! #(... jdbc-query-code-here ...))
if they want, but if a user wants to use the code for something else then they
can do so without needing to import jdbc stuff. (I'll admit I'm not sure what
else they'd do with it, but that's slightly beside the point.) Still left to do
is to provide a helper for the common case (performing an SQL query with jdbc).
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The parameters should be passed in the `rest` of the vector, not as a separate
seq. My bad.
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The string parameters are now put in the query as a '?' and the string which
should go in their place is now placed in an auxiliary list when the query is
constructed. This should make it easier to avoid SQL injection stuff. (Although
table/column names are still vulnerable to SQL injection, they should not be
dynamic so the issue should be minimal.)
There was also another issue where some things were used before they were
declared (as a result of repl development) which has now been corrected.
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Need to fix up the compilation to return a query ready for value substitution
by the jdbc stuff, or something (rather than embedding parameters in the
query).
Also need to add insert!, update! and delete! functions.
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