[Python-ideas] SQL-like way to manipulate Python data structures

[Steve Howell]

--- Stargaming <stargaming at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Are there any non-SQL use cases for SQL syntax?

Isn't that kind of a silly question?  Of course not.  

SQL syntax only applies to relational data.  Of
course, such data doesn't have to exist in a
"database" for the syntax to be useful.  It just has
to be relational.

I would ask the opposite question--are there any cases
where you manipulate basically relational data without
the power of SQL?  There are many answers there, and
one them is Python.




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