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Line 8: == Why not use Data Access Objects? == Flexibility has a price. Adding DAOs to an application hurts not only [[Occam's razor]], more complexity due to using another persistence layer increases the amount of code executed during runtime. Configuration of persistence layers requires in most cases more work than writing a direct persistencifier that accepts [[Data Transfer Object]]s (DTOs). Especially performance critical applications may not want to use DAOs.

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