Re:Databases always have a schema (2018)
by Daishiman on Monday February 25, 2019 @08:15PM
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This is a tired point and in a decade of using ORMs this hasn't been the case, ever.
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Re:Databases always have a schema (2018)
by overgard on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @11:19PM
(#19260835)
As someone else mentioned, the fact that this is a tired point actually bolsters my argument; I’m not exactly the first person to run into this. Table rows and objects just aren’t the same thing and you get really leaky abstractions treating them as such.
Re:Databases always have a schema (2018)
by jayd16 on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @11:38AM
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Why do you think the comment is so common if it was never the case?
Re:Databases always have a schema (2018)
by Izkata on Wednesday February 27, 2019 @02:26PM
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Missing knowledge / lack of documentation. Django for example has a couple ways to see the SQL, but the most useful one (generating it from a specific QuerySet) I can't find in the documentation - I only know about it from an answer on StackOverflow.