Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 18th Jul 2007 17:53 UTC
"Nowadays, it is difficult to imagine many applications being able to function without relational databases to back them up. For this reason Qt provides a range of classes in the QtSql module [.pdf] that work with various relational database management systems. Relational tables and queries can also be used as the basis of Interview models."
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2005-09-21
While the sample chapter is a bit shallow on details, it's a great introduction to the module. Guess my mind is settled and I'll just have to give a try to Qt.
More details in the excellent documentation:
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/index.html
The Qt Assistant gives you access to the docs in an easily browseable/searchable manner.
Still, I am concerned on portability. If I develop an application by sticking to standard libraries and the Qt framework, could it be possible to port the code without doing anything else than a recompile?
Yup. I've done that many times. Just make sure to stay away from platformisms like specific path separators or file locations. Aside from that you shouldn't have any problems.