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Re: Where's the reference manual?
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Date: July 19, 2010 10:05AM

I think that explains perfectly the need for a reference manual.
It points out that this is an incomplete implementation of JDBC 4.0.
It goes on to explain that only some of the classes are implemented,
and that only 80% of the methods are implemented.

So how would someone design an application using this interface? Refer
to the JDBC documentation and take the 80% chance that the methods you
plan to use are the ones that work?

Going through example code is great for getting a feel for generally
how a library works, or for getting implementation tips, but at some
point you need a definitive reference that says exactly what the
expected behavior is.

For me it's a moot point - I've already switched to Java and written
my application using the Java JDBC classes. But I'm sure someone else
like me will come along that really wants to use C++ and MySql and will
give up on it because the documentation just isn't there.

Chris

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