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MySQL supports only LIMIT/OFFSET counts. Datastore GQL also supports LIMIT/OFFSET cursors.
Datastore GQL supports an OFFSET without a LIMIT, MySQL does not.
MySQL supports an offset count via keyword LIMIT, Datastore GQL does not.
A MySQL literal string can contain a raw newline. A Datastore GQL literal string cannot.
A MySQL literal string can -escape any character. A Datastore GQL literal string can only -escape a specified list of characters.
A MySQL name can begin with a digit. A Datastore GQL name cannot.
A Datastore GQL name can contain null characters. A MySQL name cannot.
A quoted Datastore GQL name can contain -escaped characters. A quoted MySQL name interprets a \ as an ordinary character.
MySQL has different operators, keywords, and predefined names than Datastore GQL.
I little of guidance of any helping soul will be pretty appreciated.
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Hello there, I would love to make this happen but has little knowledge on how to.
Basically is to implement with Korma the Google Query Language: https://cloud.google.com/datastore/docs/reference/gql_reference
The grammar is
Also there are some other differences like
MySQL Differences
I little of guidance of any helping soul will be pretty appreciated.
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