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> Your example of ORMs is on spot: do you really need SQL as the back end of an ORM? If not, why pay the relational tax? That would be because "ORM" stands for
by zzzeek 15y ago
> Your example of ORMs is on spot: do you really need SQL as the back end of an ORM? If not, why pay the relational tax?
That would be because "ORM" stands for "Object Relational Mapper".
- shin_lao 15y agoWhat I was implying is that the database back-end does not necessarily have to be relational for this to be done.