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by wizofaus
1255 days ago
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I've even worked on a number of projects where
a) the unit tests used an in-memory database
b) dev environments used mySQL/postgres/SQLite or similar
c) production used Oracle or SQL server or similar Good luck doing that with hand-coded SQL. But for me 99% of the benefit of using an ORM is compile-time checking of queries. I don't see why in principle that couldn't be possible using raw SQL, but I don't know of any good examples of it. |
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