...Aparently no O/R mapping suppport.
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No researched enough Groovy to said that, but I will not go back to plain
JDBC and SQL....
I'm not seeing Groovy SQL support as a replacement for O/R mapping or java-based business logic, but just as a small and simple thing for when you want to go directly to a database.
IMO there are many "read-only" publishing applications where direct SQL queries, combined with a powerful script language, are very useful. In this sense, Groovy SQL stuff could be nothing more than an alternative to ESQL or the SQLTransformer
-Bertrand
