I don't paticularly want to use an ORM. What SQLx does is a bit different - it statically analyses the SQL in your program against the database and ensures the SQL is valid.
replyThis means you have rock solid assurance your program won't have database syntax errors at runtime. Basically it's just one less thing to worry about, and it's ideally suited for LLM-generated code.
Oh ok, I think I am using it wrong lol
replyI remember that being one of its "pros" when I was going over options with the LLM, but now, I just have a bunch of raw SQL strings in my codebase and sqlX's main use in that project, off the top of my head, is just instantiating Rust objects from the raw results with `FromRow` (it's probably doing more than I realize; I am not as connected with the code as I want to be, using LLMs to move fast to launch a couple features before revisiting a lot of the mess).