PostgreSQL 7.2 Documentation
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I. Client Interfaces
Table of Contents
1.
libpq
- C Library
1.1.
Database Connection Functions
1.2.
Query Execution Functions
1.3.
Asynchronous Query Processing
1.4.
Fast Path
1.5.
Asynchronous Notification
1.6.
Functions Associated with the COPY Command
1.7.
libpq
Tracing Functions
1.8.
libpq
Control Functions
1.9.
Environment Variables
1.10.
Threading Behavior
1.11.
Building
Libpq
Programs
1.12.
Example Programs
2.
Large Objects
2.1.
Introduction
2.2.
Implementation Features
2.3.
Interfaces
2.4.
Server-side Built-in Functions
2.5.
Accessing Large Objects from
Libpq
2.6.
Example Program
3.
libpq++
- C++ Binding Library
3.1.
Control and Initialization
3.2.
libpq++
Classes
3.3.
Database Connection Functions
3.4.
Query Execution Functions
3.5.
Asynchronous Notification
3.6.
Functions Associated with the COPY Command
4.
pgtcl
- Tcl Binding Library
4.1.
Commands
4.2.
Examples
4.3.
Loading
pgtcl
into your application
4.4.
pgtcl
Command Reference Information
5.
libpgeasy
- Simplified C Library
6.
ecpg
- Embedded
SQL
in
C
6.1.
Why Embedded
SQL
?
6.2.
The Concept
6.3.
How To Use
ecpg
6.4.
Limitations
6.5.
Porting From Other
RDBMS
Packages
6.6.
For the Developer
7.
ODBC Interface
7.1.
Background
7.2.
Installation
7.3.
Configuration Files
7.4.
Windows
Applications
7.5.
ApplixWare
8.
JDBC
Interface
8.1.
Setting up the
JDBC
Driver
8.2.
Using the Driver
8.3.
Issuing a Query and Processing the Result
8.4.
Performing Updates
8.5.
Creating and Modifying Database Objects
8.6.
Storing Binary Data
8.7.
PostgreSQL
Extensions to the
JDBC
API
8.8.
Using the driver in a multi-threaded or a servlet environment
8.9.
Further Reading
9.
PyGreSQL
-
Python
Interface
9.1.
The
pg
Module
9.2.
pg
Module Functions
9.3.
Connection object:
pgobject
9.4.
Database wrapper class:
DB
9.5.
Query result object:
pgqueryobject
9.6.
Large Object:
pglarge
9.7.
DB-API
Interface
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