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On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Shane Hansen wrote:

> I have a search engine in c++ that does many different database queries.  I would like to maintain a persistent connection that could be used by many different functions.  Is this possible using libpq++?  Any suggestions would really help me out.

Sure, just use PgDatabase and send multiple queries through it.  It will clear
your result set every time you issue a new one.


Jeroen