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From: nico@clubdelphi.com (Nicolas Aragon)
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: [INTERFACES] Delphi TDataset
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 1999 23:11:07 GMT
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I'm new to this list so hello everybody!

The questions:

1) Is there (or is anybody working on) a Borland Delphi TDataset to
provide native access to Postgres databases?
I don't mean using odbc, but directly the Postgres client API. 

2) I've got a little confused about Postgres docs talking about
something that I understand as an unique row id (sorry, I'm familiar
with Oracle terms). 
Is there such a "rowid"? Is it possible to retrieve it without
explicitely being referred in the sql query?

Excuse my poor English, hope you understand anyway O:)

greetings

    Nico
    nico@clubdelphi.com