> Anyone aware of a dynamic orm software.  Been using llblgen for years and
> finding the need for a dynamic orm.
>
> I find that some database create custom fields etc at runtime which do not
> become visible to the ORM until I re-apply the ORM schema.   If I  re-apply
> orm to a db with  customer fields, then it makes the  orm code specific to
> one environment..

Well, it's an interesting idea but you're not going to get this in a
typed way, in c#, right? Because it will require type specification
somewhere ...

Why are you creating custom fields at runtime? I must admit I've never
seen that in a db like MS SQL ...

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