"Paul Drummond" <paul.drummond@dsl.pipex.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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> Hi all,
>
> I have no idea where to post questions like this. Just tried sending
> this message to comp.database but that didn't work - read-only
> newsgroup or something. So I appologise for posting here - If anyone
> could refer me to a more apprpriate group I would be grateful. Anyway,
> in the mean time I am going to ask my question - it is related to C++
> afterall!
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Visit the mysql homepage. They have forums there, including one for C++. My
immediate guess is that they will provide very good assistance.
/Peter[color=blue]
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>
> I am using a Redhat9 Linux system and I am trying to find an
> alternative API to mysql++ as I've had bad experiences with it (classes
> implemented at structs, exceptions are optional(!), documentation is
> next to useless, tries to do too much, overly complicated interface,
> the list could go on forever).
>
> mysqlppapi seems to be a valid choice but it is unmaintained and seems
> to lack support. Has anyone had any experiences with it? Would it be
> a good choice even now after months of no activity?
>
> I am a litte confused as I thought the internet would be bursting with
> C++ SQL APIs to choose from!
>
> BTW: Depending on the outcome of this email and further investigation -
> if no existing solution comes to light - I would be happy to consider
> improving mysqlppapi or implementing my own API, or whatever. I just
> can't beleive there is nothing already out there!
>
> Cheers,
> Paul Drummond
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