O/R mapper LLBLGen Pro or do you know better alternative in .NET?

[cebyrjoe2]

What experience do you have with O/R mapper in .NET? I need to choose one for use in my company Which one is the best for you? I have seen lots of positive feedback about this one: LLBLGen Pro What do you thing about this? Is it good or can I find better alternative? Regards cyberjoe

[WillemM]

You can also look into NHibernate[^]. There are quite a few codegenerators out there that make setting up a basic solution with NHibernate a breeze :D

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[Pete OHanlon]

I'm rather partial to DevExpress Xpress Persistent Objects at http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/Libraries/XPO/Index.xml[^]. Have a look at it - it's seriously good.

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[Larantz]

We're developing a large distributed system for an oilcompany and we're using nHibernate. Works like a charm. I'm not working on the Data access layer myself, but the little I've seen so far has been great. -Larantz-

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