It's never a trivial job. And in my experience it's rarely a single ORM. You will have one for the js code, on for the .net code, one for php, on for ruby, etc,

It's never a trivial job. And in my experience it's rarely a single ORM. You will have one for the js code, on for the .net code, one for php, on for ruby, etc, etc. And your developers are going to be sitting read docs for hours to do many things beyond a trivial query.