> > > 2) Implement results as a returned object from pg_database
> > >result = db.exec();
> > >result >> field1 >> field2 >> field3;
> > >and
> > >field = result["field"];
> > >field = result[fieldnum];
Rogue Wave Software has an SQL C++ interface in dbtools.h++. It is
simila
> > If anyone has suggestions/additions to this list it would be greatly
> > appreciated!
>
> I'm very interested in helping with this (it is on my list of projects
> and I've managed to stop adding new ones to the list for now). Should
> we take this off-list, or keep it here?
On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 12:38:35PM +1100, Tim Allen wrote:
> >3) Implement asynchronous calls to the back-end permitting multiple
> > queries to be executed concurrently
>
> Implement async calls, yes, definitely a good thing to do. But this by
> itself doesn't buy you multiple queries concurr
>I was wondering if anyone could offer me some pointers in extending the
>C++ classes used for client applications? I'm interested in developing a
>set of C++ classes which will interact directly with the postgres
>back-end with the following enhancements to the current implementation:
>These ar
>> If anyone has suggestions/additions to this list it would be greatly
>> appreciated!
> I'm very interested in helping with this (it is on my list of
projects
> and I've managed to stop adding new ones to the list for now).
Should
> we take this off-list, or keep it here?
We
Thanks for responding so quickly. Your help would be most welcome. I need
to do some further research as well before laying down an API. The
company I work for has offered to set up a CVS box open to the public for
developing this API. There's another person who has expressed interest in
this p
On Tue, Oct 03, 2000 at 02:47:45PM -0400, Randy Jonasz wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone could offer me some pointers in extending the
> C++ classes used for client applications? I'm interested in developing a
> set of C++ classes which will interact directly with the postgres back-end
> with t
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could offer me some pointers in extending the
C++ classes used for client applications? I'm interested in developing a
set of C++ classes which will interact directly with the postgres back-end
with the following enhancements to the current implementation:
These a
