>I've used ORMs longer than the term ORM existed. I've never once thought it as a replacement for SQL. It's a supplemental tool. Yes, but 99% of the documentati

>I've used ORMs longer than the term ORM existed. I've never once thought it as a replacement for SQL. It's a supplemental tool. Yes, but 99% of the documentation points to Hibernate as a replacement tool (for Sql, the begin/commit/rollback, joins, etc.)