Well, those are really broad questions.
NHibernate works very well for most scenarios that use ADO.NET. It can be
used in different ways and it can be tweaked to get better performance and
flexibility than most ad-hoc implementations.
That said, you don't have to use it as your only tool. And there's no
problem in mixing it with other approaches for some operations.
If you want more detail, you should define "DAL", "reporting" and "bulk
operations" more precisely
Diego
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 13:52, Eric W. Brown <[email protected]>wrote:
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> Hi all I have a few quick questions, I’d like to ask if that’s okay… Just
> trying to
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> Remove the Grey and Fuzzy from some things I’ve read about NHibernate.
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> I’ve heard that you shouldn’t use NHibernate for “Reporting and Bulk
> Operations”
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> Why not?
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> Where is the line for “bulk operations” ? at what point does it become too
> much for NHibernate.
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> Also I’ve heard that using NHibernate via a DAL, defeats the whole point of
> using NHibernate, is this true?
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> Why?
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> Thanks a lot, I’m looking forward to your accumulated wisdom on the
> subjects.
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> Eric-
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