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Class Hierarchy

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This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:

std::logic_error |
sqlite::database_misuse_exception |
boost::noncopyable |
sqlite::command | command is the base class of all sql command classes An object of this class is not copyable
sqlite::execute | Execute can be used for SQL commands which should executed the constructor is defined in a way that it can be used like a function An object of this class is not copyable
sqlite::query | Query should be used to execute SQL queries An object of this class is not copyable
sqlite::connection | Connection is used to open, close, attach and detach a database. Further it has to be passed to all classes since it represents the connection to the database and contains the internal needed handle, so you can see a connection object as handle to the database An object of this class is not copyable
sqlite::result | Result can only be created by a query object. An object of this class is not copyable
sqlite::null_t |
sqlite::null_type | null_type is an empty type used to represent NULL values
sqlite::private_accessor | A internal used class, shall not be used from users
sqlite::result_construct_params_private |
std::runtime_error |
sqlite::buffer_too_small_exception |
sqlite::database_exception |
sqlite::savepoint | This is a helper class to handle transaction savepoints within SQLite
sqlite::transaction | Transaction is a helper class to start transactions within SQLite
sqlite::unknown_t |
sqlite::view | View is used to create views. In SQLite a view can only be queried. INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE will fail on a view