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* [[Go_Language_Modularization#database|Standard Library]] | * [[Go_Language_Modularization#database|Standard Library]] | ||
* [[PostgreSQL_Support_in_Go#Libraries|PostgreSQL Support in Go]] | * [[PostgreSQL_Support_in_Go#Libraries|PostgreSQL Support in Go]] | ||
=<tt>database</tt>= | |||
=<tt>database/sql</tt>= | =<tt>database/sql</tt>= | ||
Go has built-in database support in its <code>database/sql</code> library, but it's quite generic since it has to be able to work uniformly with many different database platforms. For applications that are connecting to a specific database, it makes sense to use a specialist library. For PostgreSQL there is [[Jackc/pgx|jackc/pgx]]. | Go has built-in database support in its <code>database/sql</code> library, but it's quite generic since it has to be able to work uniformly with many different database platforms. For applications that are connecting to a specific database, it makes sense to use a specialist library. For PostgreSQL there is [[Jackc/pgx|jackc/pgx]]. | ||
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Go has built-in database support in its database/sql library, but it's quite generic since it has to be able to work uniformly with many different database platforms. For applications that are connecting to a specific database, it makes sense to use a specialist library. For PostgreSQL there is jackc/pgx.