Sqlpp11, An EDSL For Type-Safe SQL In C++11
summary
Sqlpp11 is an EDSL for type safe SQL in C++11 that turns SQL into expression templates and variadic templates so the compiler catches concrete errors like wrong column names, mismatched parameter counts, or type mismatches instead of runtime failures. It emits readable compile-time checks with file and line, supports prepared statements with named parameters, and ships connector points for MySQL SQLite PostgreSQL so backends supply vendor specifics. Typical statement compilations take seconds, most real bugs disappear and one user reports a single SQL runtime error in 18 months.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 0:46Why on Earth Do We Need Just another Sql Library for C + +
- 4:30Insert Statement
- 19:36Dynamic Statements
- 25:53Intermediate Summary
- 27:09Change the Sql Implementation at Runtime
- 28:32Specify the Full Where Statement as a String
- 39:34Result Field
- 45:27Select Statement
- 49:19Serializers
- 50:55String Concatenation
- 51:46Summary
- 58:09How Is Microsoft Visual Studio Support
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