>At 10:47 AM +0530 9/18/03, Smitha V. Babu wrote:
>Can anyone suggest a good tutorial for win32 programming...
The product pgSQL4RB will allow you to create PostgreSQL frontends
and client applications in no time and comes with a good manual with
two tutorials, a template project and a feature demo project to study.
The first tutorial shows you how to build a basic client in about 40
seconds. (no kidding)
The second tutorial of the manual lets you build a full featured
application called the "Software Archive" with which you can upload
files to PostgreSQL, find them back and retrieve them back to disk,
do backups and restore to/from a remote client, and so on.
Everything you'd want to know. Pretty much all aspects are covered
with that one.
I must admit this is my little plug for pgSQL4RB, but it's definitely
worth checking out. You can develop on Windows or Mac and with the
same source code compile to Win or Mac. (Soon to Linux too. That's
already in alpha.)
The link: <http://www.aliacta.com/products>
Cheers,
Marc
PS: With the RB IDE in which you'd use pgSQL4RB you can program any
type of application you want. It's not just about PostgreSQL.