Hey, neat.  I did not know that there was a sql package; I should have
thought to look.

Ryan, is there a way to use PostgreSQL's "RETURNING" feature or other
DB-specific items?  RETURNING is insanely useful and I'd be sad to
give it up.

On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 5:12 AM hashim muqtadir
<hashim.muqta...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > No.  Look back at your code ... you defined the struct in your own
> > unnamed module just before the definition of  "select/f"
>
> But the thing is, the error was that it failed to recognize sql-statement in 
> the test, which is provided by sql, not me. The function otherwise worked 
> correctly. The thing returned by the function wasn't recognized as an 
> sql-statement. It had the same printed representation as a call to "select" 
> done manually.
>
> > This is a late stage debugging version with a lot
> > of visible output - cleaned up a bit, the final version is part of a
> > scheduler I wrote.  You are free to do with it whatever you like
>
> Thanks! Seems pretty neat.
>
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