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Good ORMs have Partial<T> and lazy loading of complex properties through proxies, which can be overridden with something like .With(x => x.ComplexProperty). Bu
by egeozcan 9y ago
Good ORMs have Partial<T> and lazy loading of complex properties through proxies, which can be overridden with something like .With(x => x.ComplexProperty).
But of course, as the queries get more and more complex, the flexibility of the ORM syntax approaches the flexibility SQL. In the end, there are many situations one would rather just use SQL.