Explain this to me. Why do we need to specify column names and types in SQL and we don't need to do this in, for example, Mongo? Like, you can have indexes on document fields just the same, so why would an SQL db need to know field/column names and types ahead of time? Because you see, Mongo doesn't need migrations, which is nice, but because SQL dbs require this shit, they need migrations and then you have to deal with all sorts shit associated with it, like rollbacks, data migration etc. Chatgpt doesn't explain this very well.

>>105800059 (OP)
Ask chatgpt

>>105800065
Again?

>>105800075
Yes. It will give you the answer eventually.

>>105800059 (OP)
omfg lose weight fatty kot

>>105800059 (OP)
>>105800137
He’s not only fat, he has a congenital debilitating handicap condition to his legs.

He is a human created abomination that screams revenge in front of god.

Needs to be purified with fire.

>>105800059 (OP)

SQL is a strongly and statically typed language.

Doesn't matter, AI will kill us all at end of year.