From: ldo@nz.invalid   
      
   On Fri, 11 Jul 2025 20:48:22 -0400, Arne Vajhøj wrote:   
      
   > But the ORM makes it completely go away.   
      
   And yet ..   
      
   > ORM cannot read minds.   
      
   Somehow it manages to be both: it can make the need for low-level SQL   
   management go away, and yet it cannot figure out what language-native   
   objects you want to replace it with.   
      
   > Somehow the code need to tell the ORM what query to make.   
      
   If you knew what query to make, you wouldn’t need the ORM.   
      
   > 20 years ago there were some pain points. But solution has been found   
   > since then.   
      
   I would like to see what some such “solution” might be, given you haven’t   
   offered one yet.   
      
   How about tackling that web query-form example I posted elsewhere? The one   
   with the long Python expression for packaging up all the fields with data   
   that the user has entered into an appropriate SQL WHERE clause?   
      
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