# &package_name; Reference Manual

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GNOME Data Access (&GDA;) is an architecture whose purpose is to provide universal access to many different kinds and types of data sources. This goes from traditional relational database systems, to any imaginable kind of data source such as a mail server, a &LDAP; directory...

This universality is obtained through the use of an easily extensible plug-in system as the mechanism for communication between the different components in the architecture.

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## Getting Started

## API Reference

### Connection

### Provider

### Data Model

### Data Handlers

### DB Catalog

### Statement

### Tree Manager

### Server Operation

### Report

### Utilities

## Object Hierarchy

## API Index

## Index of deprecated API

## Index of new API in 6.0

## Index of new API in 5.2

## Index of new API in 5.2.0

## Index of new API in 5.0.2

## Index of new API in 5.0

## Index of new API in 4.2.10

## Index of new API in 4.2.9

## Index of new API in 4.2.8

## Index of new API in 4.2.6

## Index of new API in 4.2.4

## Index of new API in 4.2.3

## Index of new API in 4.2.1

## Index of new API in 4.2

## Index of new API in 4.0.3

## Index of new API in 3.2