Design and Implementation of DBMS Asynchronous Client Library

Design and Implementation of DBMS Asynchronous Client Library

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Design and Implementation of DBMS Asynchronous Client Library

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 What are we doing?
  3. 3 What do we use?
  4. 4 What do we need from client library?
  5. 5 What is our proposal?
  6. 6 Database communication model
  7. 7 Brief example
  8. 8 How does it work?
  9. 9 Connection abilities
  10. 10 Connection provider concept
  11. 11 Connection concept
  12. 12 User connection type
  13. 13 Connection wrapper concept
  14. 14 Unwrap connection
  15. 15 Connection and wrapper combination
  16. 16 Why concepts?
  17. 17 Dark side of concepts
  18. 18 Use static asserts to check your type
  19. 19 Back to the request example
  20. 20 User defined type
  21. 21 OID map usage
  22. 22 OID map storage
  23. 23 How to send a query to PostgreSQL?
  24. 24 Query template
  25. 25 Query builder: compile time tests
  26. 26 Why query configuration?
  27. 27 Query configuration file
  28. 28 Query type definition
  29. 29 Query repository
  30. 30 Ideas for result
  31. 31 Boost.Hana deserialization problem solution
  32. 32 Asynchronous completion token
  33. 33 Convert completion token into callback
  34. 34 Transactions concept implementation
  35. 35 Read database result row by row: stackless coroutines

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