On 14/07/10 19:16, Moandji Ezana wrote:
The thing I find most useful about Hibernate is that when you have a
lot of tables of inter-related data, it really alleviates the pain of
having to think about what data you need to load for each possible
workflow.
Not if you care about scalability, in which case you really need to know
what you want to fetch and how all your caching layers work (although
the caching as such can be a good feature to have). Particularly if you
reach the same object from different contexts with different
requirements, thinking about eager and lazy fetching can get rather
complicated.
Has anyone used LINQ? Does that make working with SQL nice enough to
do away with an ORM?
I still haven't tried LINQ -- I must admit that I treated Windows solely
as a gaming platform for the last two years. I might learn some .NET on
my new job.
Peter
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