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+sqlpp11 offers you to code SQL in C++ almost naturally. You can use
+tables, columns and functions. Everything has strong types which
+allow the compiler to help you a lot. At compile time, it will tell
+about most of those pesky oversight errors you can make (typos,
+comparing apples with oranges, forgetting tables in a select
+statement, etc). And it does not stop at query construction.
+Results have ranges, and strongly typed members, so that you can
+browse through results in a type-safe manner, worthy of modern
+C++.