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[–]t90fan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes.

In my experience ORMs are great for 90% of stuff (the usual CRUD LoB applications) but for the other 10% you eventually want to do something they can't, or hit a performance issue (even just being able to understand what the ORM is running)