Re:SQL is 43 years old – Here’s why we still use it today
by MarHoff on Tuesday May 02, 2017 @10:45AM
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Sorry if I was unclear, I'm not advocating for ORM.
And yes it breaks down because it is similar but different. Row "instances" can perfectly exists outside a table and even be defined outside any table via composites types or even on the fly.
Just saying a RDMS can be a powerful object-oriented environment using solely SQL and no ORM at all.
And yes it breaks down because it is similar but different. Row "instances" can perfectly exists outside a table and even be defined outside any table via composites types or even on the fly.
Just saying a RDMS can be a powerful object-oriented environment using solely SQL and no ORM at all.