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    Hello.
    I'm beginning to learn Qt and I want to select a suitable framework for server side and a database management software. I'm so confuse because I'm learning C++ for Qt and I want to use C++ for server-side too, but I can't find any framework and database software with C++ scripting language. I don't want to learn python, Java or Ruby at this time. Becaue I only want to focus on C++ and no other languages. What is your advice for Qt server-side? And which database I can choose for Qt and C++?
    Georgia Duran

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    I think you are a little bit confused about database applications. The "server side" is the database management system. The "client side" is the application that connects to the DBMS, stores data in it, performs searches, and displays the results. You do not need to write any code to implement the server, only the client application that talks to it.

    You can use almost any SQL-based DBMS with Qt; the Qt installation comes with drivers for most SQL DBMS software. Since you are just learning, I suggest you use Qt's implementation of SQLite. It is built in to Qt and does not require you to install separate DBMS software. You should start by reading the Qt SQL documentation and then studying the Qt SQL examples. You can also find a lot of tutorials and videos online about using Qt SQL.
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