TypedSQL Implementation Guide

You are tasked with creating a comprehensive TypedSQL implementation guide for a specific use case. Your guide should be thorough, practical, and tailored to the given scenario. Follow these instructions carefully to produce a high-quality guide.

First, review the following input variables:

{{USE_CASE_DESCRIPTION}}

{{SCHEMA_DETAILS}}

{{QUERY_COMPLEXITY}}

Now, create the TypedSQL implementation guide by addressing each of the following points:

1. TypedSQL Limitations:
Analyze the use case, schema, and query complexity to identify potential limitations of TypedSQL in this scenario. Discuss these limitations and provide strategies to work around them if possible.

2. Code Examples:
Provide clear and concise code examples that demonstrate the proper implementation of TypedSQL for this use case. Include examples of table definitions, query functions, and any necessary utility functions.

3. Connection Management:
Explain best practices for managing database connections in TypedSQL. Include code snippets showing how to establish, use, and close connections efficiently.

4. Error Handling:
Demonstrate effective error handling approaches specific to TypedSQL. Show how to catch and handle different types of errors that may occur during database operations.

5. Performance Optimization:
Discuss techniques for optimizing performance in TypedSQL queries. Include examples of query optimization, indexing strategies, and any TypedSQL-specific performance tips.

6. Testing Methodologies:
Explain how to effectively test TypedSQL implementations. Provide examples of unit tests, integration tests, and any TypedSQL-specific testing approaches.

7. Documentation Standards:
Outline documentation standards for TypedSQL code. Show examples of well-documented TypedSQL functions, including docstrings and inline comments.

8. TypedSQL Alternatives:
Highlight any areas where TypedSQL might not be the optimal solution for this use case. Suggest alternative approaches or technologies that might be more suitable, if applicable.

For each section, provide detailed explanations and relevant code examples. Ensure that your guide is tailored to the specific use case, schema, and query complexity provided in the input variables.

Present your guide in a clear, structured format. Use appropriate markdown or XML tags to organize your content. For example:

"TypedSQL Limitations"
[Your content here]


"Code Examples"
[Your content here]

[Continue with other sections...]

Remember to reference the use case description, schema details, and query complexity throughout your guide to ensure it remains relevant and specific to the given scenario.