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Are you sure you're not looking for an ORM?
by michael_dorfman 16y ago
Are you sure you're not looking for an ORM?
- nostrademons 16y agoIt sounded like he wanted to be able to access data without writing any code at all - ORMs just replace one type of code with another.
- Someone 16y agoI didn't clearly see the 'R' part of ORM in his text. Also, the 'M' part may not be necessary. Any object store could be the solution for his problem. Depending on the requirements, this could be as simple as keeping everything his program needs to store in memory.
- swix 16y agoORM is definitely a step in the right direction, but I was thinking about something even more awesome. One can dream atleast..