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Interesting. How would you make this to support one-to-many/many-to-many relationships?



You write the SQL into a JSON file. Users then can then execute that SQL with their own parameters. So the many-to-many is in your capability... A key reason for this is that it itself should not be clever.


This being a tabular visualisation of SQL result sets you'd either have duplication in some columns or aggregated results.

That's simply how SQL deals with 1:n and n:m relations.




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