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Introduction
ORM, or object-relational mapping, is one of the tougher things to accomplish in modern, object-oriented programming languages. It involves moving away from the traditional data store paradigm: there is no (or very little) dedicated, pre-compiled code involved in reading/writing an object to/from the database or other backing store. Instead, the logic involved in accessing the ]]></description>
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