I understand wanting to stick with a tried and true query language, but it doesn't surprise me at all that a new database technology has a new language. Someti

I understand wanting to stick with a tried and true query language, but it doesn't surprise me at all that a new database technology has a new language. Sometimes things are just not going to work the same. ORMs, though... I tried to get on board with those, and it's done nothing but bite me. As the article says, I end up spending more time in the documentation, and then my boss ends up questioning the choice as well when things (like in the article) happen. In the end, I think the ORM has been as much pain as help, and I'd have been better off just not bothering.