The goal of pypika is not to map a common syntax to multiple DB platforms, but rather to provide a syntax that wraps the SQL you would be writing without it.

I'm working on a similar project (Access, Oracle, and Sybase, with SQL Server to come), and here's what we've found, as far as I know:<BR><BR>Mostly ANSI SQL will convert without changes.

This happened because the numbers were saved with comma instead of dot for decimal separator. I know that this is not a normal and "valid" operation (multiplying numerics with varchars), but why it ...

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