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sqlpp11 offers you to code SQL in C++ almost naturally. You can use tables, columns and functions. Everything has strong types which allow the compiler to help you a lot. At compile time, it will tell about most of those pesky oversight errors you can make (typos, comparing apples with oranges, forgetting tables in a select statement, etc). And it does not stop at query construction. Results have ranges, and strongly typed members, so that you can browse through results in a type-safe manner, worthy of modern C++. sqlpp11 offers you to code SQL in C++ almost naturally. You can use tables, columns and functions. Everything has strong types which allow the compiler to help you a lot. At compile time, it will tell about most of those pesky oversight errors you can make (typos, comparing apples with oranges, forgetting tables in a select statement, etc). And it does not stop at query construction. Results have ranges, and strongly typed members, so that you can browse through results in a type-safe manner, worthy of modern C++.
The following pages will tell you how to use it: The following pages will tell you how to use it:
* [Database](Database.md) * [Database Connectors](Database.md)
* [Tables](Tables.md) * [Tables](Tables.md)
* [Insert](Insert.md) * [Insert](Insert.md)
* [Select](Select.md) <- You might want to read this first as an appetizer * [Select](Select.md) <- You might want to read this first as an appetizer