Until you have a grid with a filter in your UI where the user can create a dozen different queries on the fly....
Why does your database structure have to be structured by your ORM?
The only ORM that I have used are LINQ based ones and they can model any database relationship.
Don’t get me wrong, my first instinct when starting a project is to use Dapper - a Micro ORM written by Stack Overflow that just maps a sql query result to object and doesn’t generate sql.
Why does your database structure have to be structured by your ORM?
The only ORM that I have used are LINQ based ones and they can model any database relationship.
Don’t get me wrong, my first instinct when starting a project is to use Dapper - a Micro ORM written by Stack Overflow that just maps a sql query result to object and doesn’t generate sql.