If you do not know DB at compile time and your code is DB agnostic you can
always load particular DB run time.
So either you download respective library from some repos. For rpms EPEL repo
should be great one
When you connect you just specify DB name, so your connect string will look
like:
dbMode://db=<dbname> user=<dbuser> password=<dbpassw> host=<dbhost>
port=<dbport>
Where dbMode is name of DB like "mysql" or "postgress" (not sure about correct
name for postrgress though).
Take a look at core/backend-loader.* code.
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From: Hosanna Higher Technologies Support
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To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, March 9, 2012 7:59 AM
Subject: [SOCI-users] Use Soci to retrieve Database List
Hi,
I'm new to SOCI so please bear with me if it is child's question.
Is there a way to retrieve database lists with SOCI?
Since I have no database at that time, session is not useful.
Also I have checked soci::connection_pool but I cannot find good explanations.
Thanks,
Stefano
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