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The SQL does have much the same syntax, IMHO: SELECT * from X where P(x) intersect SELECT * from X where Q(x) == SELECT * from X where P(x)
by DougBTX 18y ago
The SQL does have much the same syntax, IMHO:
SELECT * from X where P(x)
intersect
SELECT * from X where Q(x)
==
SELECT * from X where P(x) and Q(x)
I did enjoy the rant though. It seems like ORMs like Hibernate are moving to have as much complexity as the database they map...
- smhinsey 18y ago> It seems like ORMs like Hibernate are moving to have as much complexity as the database they map. this seems to be a result of the desire to support the increasingly sophisticated concepts provided by the underlying databases, creating an environment in which the ORM's complexity is a function of the complexity of the databases it supports. i'm not sure this is such a bad thing as long as the additions are thoughtfully made. i do wonder how long it will be until we start seeing the next generation of tools that make hibernate and spring look as crusty as j2ee did when they came out.
- moe 18y agonext generation of tools that make hibernate and spring look as crusty I might be biased but spring and hibernate have looked crusty to me from the get-go. Talk about solutions looking for a problem - or rather trading in one problem for two problems each.