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XPO vs SQL Statement or Persistent Object VS SQL

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    I want to develop an application that use SQL statment. I am currently learning SQL. I want to know which one is better to use, XPO or SQL. DevExpress does provide a Persistent Object component. I am not an experienced database programmer. I am just learning SQL. Which one will you recommend for me to use between xpo and sql statement.

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      I want to develop an application that use SQL statment. I am currently learning SQL. I want to know which one is better to use, XPO or SQL. DevExpress does provide a Persistent Object component. I am not an experienced database programmer. I am just learning SQL. Which one will you recommend for me to use between xpo and sql statement.

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      XPO is an object/relational mapper. The purpose of these is to abstract away the details of loading data into your object and persisting it, so you can concentrate on OO business logic rather than database plumbing. But if you're fairly unfamiliar with SQL I would learn that first. Then later on you will gain an appreciation of XPO (or similar object/relational mappers).

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