Best ORM?

Hi,

I have an existing database and an existing set of classes. As my code base
is growing, manually writing SQL to map between the two is getting old. My
classes/database do not match up ActiveRecord style. Which is the best ORM
for mapping between the two?

Thanks
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Re: Best ORM?

On Feb 19, 2008 5:46 PM, D Unit wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have an existing database and an existing set of classes. As my code base
> is growing, manually writing SQL to map between the two is getting old. My
> classes/database do not match up ActiveRecord style. Which is the best ORM
> for mapping between the two?

You were on Nabble, you should've searched the archives.

If you check in the archives, you'll see we had a discussion on
this just a few days ago. You should get some pretty good answers on
there, and if not, come back and ask any questions you need to
clarify.

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Re: Best ORM?

Hello,

on 02/19/2008 07:46 PM D Unit said the following:
> I have an existing database and an existing set of classes. As my code base
> is growing, manually writing SQL to map between the two is getting old. My
> classes/database do not match up ActiveRecord style. Which is the best ORM
> for mapping between the two?

You may want to take a look at Metastorage:

http://www.metastorage.net/


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