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    C++ DB Question [RESOLVED]

    Does anybody know of a C++ class (or a series of classes) that can process SQL queries or can do some DB management?

    I cannot use MFC because I am developing this project on Linux.
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    QT has a SQL module. At least from verison 3. And it is platform independent. Not sure if you have to add the module your self or if it comes with the download, but you will probably figgure that out soon enough....

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    QT?

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    Yeah read the license....the Windows compiler is not for free if you are making commercial apps. Not sure if the uncommercial is supporting version 3 at all. I have a link to a forum for QT if you are intrested.

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    If you're on Linux, you can use:

    Berkeley DB (BDB) for standalone projects. Don't think it supports SQL though unless you run it through MySQL.

    MySQL - *fast* client/server DBMS.
    PostgreSQL - not as fast but more features, and some say more stable.
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    Could you give me that link, NoteMe?
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    Wow, took me some time to find that link......to many mails to look through.......BTW there is a QT competition going on now...think the first price is $1000 or was it more...can't remember....

    Here:
    http://www.qtforum.org/

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    Thanks for the replies. I think we are going with Qt.
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