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Do I use ORM if I use stored procedures?

If I use stored procedures, can I use ORM?

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If I can use ORM, doesn't that hit some of the reason the database is agnostic for using ORM? In other words, why else would I want to use ORM if I bind to a specific database with stored procedures (or is this assumption wrong)?

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Using ORM to access stored procedures is one of the best uses of ORM. This will give you strongly typed objects, while you still have full control over SQL.

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