ORMlike
ORMlike is a software data access pattern that provides object-relational mapping–like capabilities without the breadth of a full object-relational mapper (ORM). It maps between in-memory domain objects and relational data sources, but generally relies on explicit SQL or a lightweight query API rather than fully automated query generation, identity tracking, and change propagation.
Typical features include a defined mapping between classes and tables, simple CRUD operations, type-safe query composition
ORMlike tools are contrasted with full ORMs by offering less automation and fewer surprises, trading ease of
Benefits of ORMlike patterns include lower overhead and faster startup, easier debugging, compatibility with existing schemas,
Common contexts for ORMlike patterns include applications with performance constraints, complex legacy databases, or teams that