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A developer once showed me a frightening sight: a page and a half of dense SQL, consisting mostly of join clauses. What was frightening was not so much the performance of this query -- it was a utility query, so the long query time was not important -- but the fact that he was actually proud of that query. How did a production DB schema get into such a state? The problem, in a word, was Hibernate
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