The Object-Role Modeling (ORM) standard version 2, associated schemas and generation tools, and a reference implementation in the form of Neumont ORM Architect for Visual Studio. [edit]
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[edit]system administrator : advanced users : quality assurance : DEVELOPMENT STATUS : alpha
LICENSE : common public license
zlib-libpng License : OPERATING SYSTEM : windows 2000
windows 2003 : windows nt : windows xp : os independent : os portable : PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : c#
xsl : USER INTERFACE : win32
command-line : .net : DATABASE : Microsoft SQL Server
sql-based : PostgreSQL : xml-based : file-based DBMS : database abstraction layer : Oracle : ibm db2 : network-based dbms :
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Recent orm activity
Is anyone open to evaluate a new tool in teh .Net market for building your data tier?
I am not happy with LinQ SQL or nHibernate. I am a big supporter for pure ADO.Net code which I found a tool that takes me further. I am using it and I have good experiences with it so far. Is anybody else interested to evaluate it? I would like to discuss the pros and cons to that approach.
The tool is at http://www.orasissoftware.com
Please let me know what you think.
RubyonRails-ORM
In Ruby On Rails there is no need for configuration files for mapping with Database tables- fields, that means "LESS CODING" right..?
But still why others are using ORM framwork Like Hibernate with lot of work on XML configuration.
Simply I am trying to know.. why Rails ? for Enterprise Application.
