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From: Emmanuel Briot <briot.emmanuel@gmail.com>
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The GNAT Components Collection (gnatcoll) was released some time ago
and is part of the public release. Among a lot of other goodies, it
includes the GNATCOLL.SQL hierarchy of packages, which abstract the
DBMS backend, while providing additional features, like Ada
subprograms to write syntactically correct queries, local caches of
query results, type safety,...
We had published a paper at Ada Europe 2008 about it.

The last release only includes support for postgresSQL, but we
recently added support for sqlite3 (which by the way required a major
redesign of the API). Adding mysql is part of the plan and should be
rather easy now.

You could look into that (either by accessing the public subversion
repositories, or through your usual support contract)

Emmanuel