MySQL provide C libraries that enable the creation of MySQL database applications.
In this article I will present a simple class that encapsulates the functionality of MySQL database access commands.
It establishes database connections, executes queries, storing the result and provides other functions to traverse the result set an retrieve the data returned by the database server.
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Sunday, October 5, 2008
Accessing a MySQL Database from C++
Labels:
c++,
class,
connections,
database,
MySQL,
queries,
Visual C++,
wrapper
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