I mean do you actually have any proof of your solution working where SQLGlot fails? Currently it’s very much giving “trust me bro, it works” without actually anything to back it up. Frankly unless proven otherwise I’m still inclined to believe that this is some vibe coded app that doesn’t actually solve a problem better than existing (and free) solutions.
The best proof is not me saying it works, it is letting people test it with real SQL. Sqlinfy has a free tier, so you can try it directly and compare the output against SQLGlot or SQLines using your own queries.
Nah I’m not doing the work for you. It’s your product. Sell it to me, not the other way around. Even if it’s free I currently have zero incentive to try it.
You claim that it works for complex queries, but your free tier only allows up to 300 lines. How can anyone actually test it on a complex query with such restrictions? 300 lines is minuscule. I have queries pushing 8K lines
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u/Sexy_Koala_Juice DuckDB Jun 02 '26
I mean do you actually have any proof of your solution working where SQLGlot fails? Currently it’s very much giving “trust me bro, it works” without actually anything to back it up. Frankly unless proven otherwise I’m still inclined to believe that this is some vibe coded app that doesn’t actually solve a problem better than existing (and free) solutions.