While that is closer to ORM in the classical sense, the modern use – and why I used 'oft referred to' – is more accurately a query builder, but get called ORM r

While that is closer to ORM in the classical sense, the modern use – and why I used 'oft referred to' – is more accurately a query builder, but get called ORM regardless. The reason people reach for this type of tool is because there hasn't been a good solution to this with SQL proper, necessitating another language. Until now.