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Which is great until you discover that your needs can't be fulfilled by the ORM and you need/have to use SQL.
by graywh 16y ago
Which is great until you discover that your needs can't be fulfilled by the ORM and you need/have to use SQL.
- Groxx 16y agoie, in every non-trivial or legacy-supporting use. Such as everything in existence for a non-brand-new company.
- wladimir 16y agoA good ORM such as SQLAlchemy can do (nearly) everything that SQL can, it even knows quite some specific options for SQL dialects. Yes, there might be cases that a very specifically optimized query needs SQL, but those should be the exception not the rule.