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Common Misconceptions About Object-relational Mapping

Most software developers are familiar with object-relational mapping (ORM), a coding technique that creates an abstraction layer between object-oriented programming languages and databases. But despite its value, ORM isn’t ideal in all situations – particularly when programmers make wrong assumptions about its use. We debunk several such mistaken beliefs so that you can use ORM the right way.

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