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Company may very well not have a choice. A couple of weeks ago a customer requested Oracle instead of MS SQL - now somebody is looking into all places checking
by avmich 8y ago
Company may very well not have a choice. A couple of weeks ago a customer requested Oracle instead of MS SQL - now somebody is looking into all places checking if SQL is good enough.
To me the saying "ORM is a Vietnam of computer science" rings true too often. Somehow projects which I deal with don't really benefit from ORM... so I could live completely with SQL alone.
- scarface74 8y agoIf I were writing apps that were sold to customers, that would be even more of a reason to use LINQ - not most ORMs though. I know about a software package that was written in C# that officially supported Sql Server,Oracle, and Mongo and he was able to support all three with basically the same codebase using Linq and runtime translated Expression<Func<T>> statements. His LINQ queries and expressions were the same across data stores.