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Contents
Contents
1. Introduction
1.1 What is Mysql++
1.2 Getting Mysql++
1.3 Mysql++ Mailing List
2. Overview
3. Important Changes
3.1 Current Changes
3.2 Future Changes
4. Tutorial by Example
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Assumptions
4.3 Running the Examples
4.4 The Basics
4.5 Specialized SQL Structures
4.6 Let us be usefull
4.7 Template Queries
5. Class Reference
5.1 BadConversion
5.2 BadNullConversion
5.3 Connection
5.4 Date
5.5 DateTime
5.6 FieldNames
5.7 FieldTypes
5.8 Fields
5.9 MutableRes
5.10 MutableRow
5.11 MutableRow_base
5.12 Null
5.13 NullisBlank
5.14 NullisNull
5.15 NullisZero
5.16 Query
5.17 ResNSel
5.18 ResUse
5.19 Result
5.20 Row
5.21 SQLQuery
5.22 SQLQueryNEParms
5.23 SQLQueryParms
5.24 SQLString
5.25 Set
5.26 Time
5.27 const_string
5.28 const_subscript_container
5.29 mysql_ColData
5.30 mysql_type_info
5.31 subscript_iterator
5.32 Misc Non Members
5.33 Manipulators
6. Template Queries
6.1 Setting Them Up
6.2 Template Format
6.3 Setting the Parameters
7. Specialized SQL Structures
7.1 sql_create_basic
7.2 sql_create_basic with compare
7.3 sql_create_basic with Additional Constructor
7.4 sql_create_basic General Format
7.5 sql_create_basic_c_order
7.6 sql_create_basic_c_order General Format
7.7 sql_create
7.8 sql_create_c_names
7.9 sql_create_c_names General Format
7.10 sql_create_c_order
7.11 sql_create_complete
7.12 Changing the table name
7.13 Seeing the actual code
7.14 Adding functionality
7.15 Other notes
8. Long Names
A. Changelog
B. To Do
C. Credits
D. Copyright
D.1 LGPL
E. Feedback
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