> In both cases there's little validation of the query's > correctness (syntax wise) until you actually run it. Yes? So? When is this really a problem? Even

> In both cases there's little validation of the query's > correctness (syntax wise) until you actually run it. Yes? So? When is this really a problem? Even if you do generate queries dynamically. When does this become such a big problem that it is worthwhile killing readability and bogging down the system with lots of extra complexity? As for ORMs: I've done software for 25 years. I still have not seen a single example of ORMs resulting in better software. Not a single time.