Which is also why ORM are so popular despite being suboptimum. Not because they save you from writting SQL, but because they force people to standardize : to de

Which is also why ORM are so popular despite being suboptimum. Not because they save you from writting SQL, but because they force people to standardize : to define a single point of entry for they data, to centralize the schema, integraty checks or signals, and of course, normalize the way the query are written. This has greater value than perf for a lot of orgs.