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My experience is that ORMs fail at dealing with reports, searching data and all large data updates. If all your application needs is a single row of data tied
by pschlump 10y ago
My experience is that ORMs fail at dealing with reports, searching data and all large data updates. If all your application needs is a single row of data tied to some other set of single rows of data then an ORM might be of limited benefit to you. I have had multiple contracts to fix the performance problems introduced by ORMs. In the test database the ORM was good - in the real world not so good.