Parameterized compilation
Typed filters and values compile into parameterized SQL with allowlisted, schema-qualified identifiers.
Relpin compiles typed filters, sorts, and pagination into parameterized, schema-qualified SQL. The runtime resolves tenant and environment scope before returning only the working set the app requested.
| Employee | Project | Status | Alloc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mina Alvarez | Northwind Rollout | ACTIVE | 40% |
| Jonah Kim | Atlas Migration | ACTIVE | 75% |
| Priya Nwosu | Northwind Rollout | PLANNED | 30% |
| Lena Richter | Mercury Support | BLOCKED | 55% |
server-side SQL · statement + lock timeouts on every transaction
Client-side evaluation increases transfer size, exposes more data than the screen needs, and slows down as operational tables grow. Internal tools need a query path that keeps selection and ordering beside the database.
Relpin keeps query construction typed, tenant scope trusted, and operational limits applied inside the database transaction.
Typed filters and values compile into parameterized SQL with allowlisted, schema-qualified identifiers.
Filtering, sorting, limits, and offsets run in Postgres so the app receives the page it needs.
Statement and lock timeouts are applied to the scoped transaction instead of relying on pooled session state.
The query path stays explicit from application intent to the returned working set.
Application code supplies supported filters, sort fields, pagination, and selected data through the governed data API.
The runtime binds the request to the verified organization database and DEV, TEST, or PROD schema.
Relpin compiles parameterized SQL, applies transaction limits, and returns only the requested rows.
No. Relpin compiles supported typed query operations into parameterized SQL. The page does not claim an unrestricted raw-SQL interface.
The governed publish path can reject supported filter or sort plans that require client evaluation, keeping that fallback out of production releases.
No. Tenant isolation selects the organization database and environment scope. Server-side SQL governs how a scoped application query is compiled and executed inside that boundary.
Keep query intent typed, execution server-side, and tenant scope explicit.