This inheritance list is sorted roughly, but not completely, alphabetically:

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Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< T, Enable >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< bool >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< sqlite3_value * >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< sqlite3_value const * >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< std::optional< T > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< std::span< const std::byte > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< std::span< const unsigned char > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< std::string_view >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< T >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< Text >
Csqlite::v2::detail::argument_converter< Vector >
Csqlite::backup	backup is a class for representing SQLite backup operations An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::backup	backup is a class for representing SQLite backup operations An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< Callable, Enable >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< Callable const volatile, std::enable_if_t<!std::is_function_v< Callable >, void > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< Callable const, std::enable_if_t<!std::is_function_v< Callable >, void > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< Callable volatile, std::enable_if_t<!std::is_function_v< Callable >, void > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< decltype(&Callable::operator())>
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< Callable, std::void_t< decltype(&Callable::operator())> >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< R(Args...), void >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< R(Args...)>
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< R(&)(Args...), void >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< R(*)(Args...), void >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< R(Class::*)(Args...) const, void >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< R(Class::*)(Args...), void >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< std::remove_reference_t< Callable > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< Callable &&, std::enable_if_t<!std::is_function_v< std::remove_reference_t< Callable > >, void > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::callable_traits< Callable &, std::enable_if_t<!std::is_function_v< std::remove_reference_t< Callable > >, void > >
Csqlite::v2::query::result_range::column_cache
Csqlite::command	command is the base class of all sql command classes An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::execute	Execute can be used for SQL commands which should executed the constructor is defined in a way that it can be used like a function An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::query	Query should be used to execute SQL queries An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::command	command is the base class of all sql command classes An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::execute	Execute can be used for SQL commands which should executed the constructor is defined in a way that it can be used like a function An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::query	Query should be used to execute SQL queries An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::connection	Connection is used to open, close, attach and detach a database. Further it has to be passed to all classes since it represents the connection to the database and contains the internal needed handle, so you can see a connection object as handle to the database An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::v2::connection	Connection is used to open, close, attach and detach a database. Further it has to be passed to all classes since it represents the connection to the database and contains the internal needed handle, so you can see a connection object as handle to the database An object of this class is not copyable
Csqlite::connection_pool	Thread-safe pool for leasing reusable SQLite connections
Csqlite::v2::connection_pool	Thread-safe pool for leasing reusable SQLite connections
Csqlite::v2::statement_cache::entry
Cstd::false_type
Csqlite::v2::detail::is_optional< std::optional< U > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::always_false< T >
Csqlite::v2::detail::is_optional< T >
Csqlite::filesystem_adapter	Interface for querying and mutating filesystem paths before SQLite touches them
Csqlite::v2::default_filesystem_adapter	Default adapter that simply forwards to std::filesystem
Csqlite::v2::filesystem_adapter	Interface for querying and mutating filesystem paths before SQLite touches them
Csqlite::v2::default_filesystem_adapter	Default adapter that simply forwards to std::filesystem
Csqlite::filesystem_entry	Result of probing a filesystem path that bundles status metadata and the failure code
Csqlite::v2::filesystem_entry	Result of probing a filesystem path that bundles status metadata and the failure code
Csqlite::v2::detail::function_holder< Callable >
Csqlite::function_options	Options passed alongside a callable when registering it with sqlite3_create_function_v2
Csqlite::v2::function_options	Options passed alongside a callable when registering it with sqlite3_create_function_v2
Cstd::integral_constant
Csqlite::v2::detail::pack_size< std::tuple< Ts... > >
Csqlite::v2::query::result_range::iterator
Csqlite::v2::connection_pool::lease
Cstd::logic_error
Csqlite::v2::database_misuse_exception	Used for programming errors such as double-closing or using invalidated resources
Csqlite::v2::database_misuse_exception_code	Logic-error flavour that also exposes the SQLite status code and SQL string
Csqlite::named_parameter< T >
Csqlite::v2::named_parameter< T >
Csqlite::null_t
Csqlite::v2::null_t
Csqlite::null_type	null_type is an empty type used to represent NULL values
Csqlite::v2::null_type	null_type is an empty type used to represent NULL values
Csqlite::v2::detail::optional_value< T >
Csqlite::v2::detail::optional_value< std::optional< T > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::pack_size< Ts >
Csqlite::v2::json::path_builder	Helper for composing JSON path expressions compatible with SQLite's JSON1 dialect
Csqlite::private_accessor	A internal used class, shall not be used from users
Csqlite::v2::private_accessor	A internal used class, shall not be used from users
Csqlite::result	Forward-only cursor over the rows produced by a prepared statement
Csqlite::v2::result	Forward-only cursor over the rows produced by a prepared statement
Csqlite::result_construct_params_private
Csqlite::v2::result_construct_params_private
Csqlite::v2::query::result_range
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< T, Enable >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< bool >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< null_type >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< std::nullptr_t >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< std::optional< T > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< std::span< const std::byte > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< std::span< const unsigned char > >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< std::string_view >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< T >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< Text >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< Vector >
Csqlite::v2::detail::result_writer< void >
Csqlite::v2::query::result_range::row_view
Cstd::runtime_error
Csqlite::v2::buffer_too_small_exception	Raised when a caller-provided buffer is too small to hold a blob/text payload
Csqlite::v2::database_exception	Generic runtime failure raised for most SQLite errors
Csqlite::v2::database_exception_code	Exception that carries the original SQLite error code and optional SQL snippet
Csqlite::v2::database_system_error	Wraps system-level failures (e.g., file I/O) that bubble up from SQLite APIs
Csqlite::savepoint	This is a helper class to handle transaction savepoints within SQLite
Csqlite::v2::savepoint	This is a helper class to handle transaction savepoints within SQLite
Csqlite::session	RAII wrapper around sqlite3_session
Csqlite::v2::session	RAII wrapper around sqlite3_session
Csqlite::session_options	Configuration flags supplied when opening a new change session
Csqlite::v2::session_options	Configuration flags supplied when opening a new change session
Csqlite::snapshot	RAII wrapper around sqlite3_snapshot
Csqlite::v2::snapshot	RAII wrapper around sqlite3_snapshot
Csqlite::statement_cache	Tracks prepared statements by SQL text and hands them out on demand
Csqlite::v2::statement_cache	Tracks prepared statements by SQL text and hands them out on demand
Csqlite::statement_cache_config	Configuration knobs for the built-in LRU statement cache
Csqlite::v2::statement_cache_config	Configuration knobs for the built-in LRU statement cache
Csqlite::transaction	Transaction is a helper class to start transactions within SQLite
Csqlite::v2::transaction	Transaction is a helper class to start transactions within SQLite
Cstd::true_type
Csqlite::v2::detail::is_optional< std::optional< U > >
Csqlite::unknown_t
Csqlite::v2::unknown_t
Csqlite::v2::view	View is used to create views. In SQLite a view can only be queried. INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE will fail on a view
Csqlite::view	View is used to create views. In SQLite a view can only be queried. INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE will fail on a view