Wasn't that the promise of SQL in the first place?
Lots of companies and organizations have made that promise. Even legendary game company Infocom way back in 1985. So far, none have delivered.
Lots of companies and organizations have made that promise. Even legendary game company Infocom way back in 1985. So far, none have delivered.
Explaining exactly what we want and covering all of the edge cases is just as hard as using a regular programming language. Until we can have full back and conversation with computers that have a deep understanding of what people want from a program and can ask the user questions like "But what should happen when x happens?".