SQLite with Modern C++
By Kenny Kerr
Learn everything you need to know to make great use of this incredible little database engine with modern C++.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 18, 2015
Duration
2h 32m
Table of contents
Introduction
Getting Started with SQLite
Building the SQLite Shell
2m
Creating Your First SQLite Database
3m
Downloading the SQLite Amalgamation
3m
First Look at the SQLite API
8m
Including SQLite in a C++ Project
3m
Introduction
0m
Summary
1m
Mastering SQLite Resources
SQLite Connections and Exceptions
Connections and Encoding
6m
Introduction
1m
Modeling Connections
8m
Summary
1m
Turning Errors into Exceptions
7m
Taking Command of SQLite Statements
Binding Arguments
11m
Binding Arguments Automatically
4m
Executing Statements
3m
Handling Statements
4m
Introduction
1m
Preparing Statements
4m
Productivity Improvements
5m
Range-based Reader
6m
Reading Row Values
4m
Rows and Strings
7m
Summary
1m
Distinctive SQLite Features
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 18, 2015
Duration
2h 32m
Description
This course introduces C++ developers to the SQLite database engine, an embeddable and completely self-contained database engine written entirely in C. The benefit for C++ developers is that there is no configuration or distribution headaches. The drawback is that the API is provided in C. This course will show developers how to effectively and efficiently wrap the C API in a modern C++ abstraction that adds no runtime cost but greatly improves reliability and productivity.
About the author
About the author
Kenny Kerr is a computer programmer and recognized expert in Windows operating system development and programming languages.
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