From: Warren Young
Date: September 28 2006 11:36am
Subject: Re: Can/should this be added to MySQL++?
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Jim Langston wrote:
> 
> I asked specifically if MySQL++ had
> the ability to load directly into a class/structure and was told no.  You
> are telling me I can do this with SSQLS?

Sure.

SSQLS stands for Specialized SQL _Structures_.  A struct is just a class 
that defaults to everything-public.  There is absolutely no other 
difference.  So, you define the SSQLS after your table schema, and then 
derive another class from that struct that adds whatever additional data 
and methods you need.