If you're not doing anything to manage and autogen your queries, does that imply that any change to the model's table entails manually updating all N different

If you're not doing anything to manage and autogen your queries, does that imply that any change to the model's table entails manually updating all N different queries that touch the table in your application? I'd be really concerned about the fragility of having that many disparate sources of truth about the structure of your data. Particularly when errors are only going to be discovered when the query actually runs. You don't need to have an ORM, but at the same time, having no abstraction above "hardcode every query" is its own enormous set of problems.