Lesson 41. Using databases in Haskell
After reading lesson 41, you’ll be able to
- Connect to a SQLite database from Haskell
- Translate SQL rows into Haskell data types
- Create, read, update, and delete database data with Haskell
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to work with databases when using Haskell. In particular, you’ll use the SQLite3 relational database management system (RDBMS) and the sqlite-simple Haskell library. You’ll explore this topic by building a command-line interface for a tool-lending library. This will require you to perform all of the essential CRUD tasks commonly associated with RDBMS use. The CRUD tasks are as follows:
- Create—Adding new data to the database
- Read—Querying the database for information
- Update—Modifying ...
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