Abstract
This demo showcases Scythe, a novel query-by-example system that can synthesize expressive SQL queries from inputoutput examples. Scythe is designed to help end-users program SQL and explore data simply using input-output examples. From a web-browser, users can obtain SQL queries with Scythe in an automated, interactive fashion: from a provided example, Scythe synthesizes SQL queries and resolves ambiguities via conversations with the users. In this demo, we first show Scythe how end users can formulate queries using Scythe; we then switch to the perspective of an algorithm designer to show how Scythe can scale up to handle complex SQL features, like outer joins and subqueries.
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Wang, C., Cheung, A., & Bodik, R. (2017). Interactive query synthesis from input-output examples. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data (Vol. Part F127746, pp. 1631–1634). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/3035918.3058738
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