No, ORMs abstract away the relational database and present it as if it were some kind of object database. Needing to map query results to structs is just incidental, and is completely missing the point of an ORM.
If copying query results to a list of structs is enough to qualify as an ORM, then the term is so generic as to be entirely useless.
If copying query results to a list of structs is enough to qualify as an ORM, then the term is so generic as to be entirely useless.