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> That's okay with me. Could we even use the PGresult structure as 
> SQLDA?

Possibly. All the access goes through a handle (presumably) and
subroutine calls or preprocessor constructs.

> I wonder where to find this standard.

The Date and Darwen book discusses some details, which is what I was
quoting. I have a draft of the standard itself. Want me to send it?

                   - Tom