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