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Sure, but one can have an "ARM" (Abstract Relational Model) that abstracts away from database-specifics without trying to shoehorn the relational model into an
by tokenrove 12y ago
Sure, but one can have an "ARM" (Abstract Relational Model) that abstracts away from database-specifics without trying to shoehorn the relational model into an object model, which isn't a one-to-one mapping. It doesn't have to be an ORM.