The Cross-Platform GUI Programming with wxWidgets talks about wxODBC on page 589 but i can't see this in your ToDo list.
Are you likely to add it, or should your bah.database be enough?
"ODBC CLASSES
ODBC is a cross-platform standard for accessing databases, so it’s natural for
wxWidgets to provide support for it. Using wxODBC, you can access a wide
variety of databases including DB2, DBase, Firebird, INFORMIX, Interbase,
MS SQL Server, MS Access, MySQL, Oracle, Pervasive SQL, PostgreSQL,
Sybase, XBase, Sequiter, and VIRTUOSO. The main wxODBC classes are wxDb
and wxDbTable. For more information, see “Database Classes Overview” in the
wxWidgets reference manual. See also samples/db and demos/dbbrowse (see
Figure D-7). You may also be interested in reusing the generic tab and page
controls that are part of this demo.
For other wxWidgets database access wrappers, see wxOTL and
wxSQLite in Appendix E."
Are you likely to add it, or should your bah.database be enough?
"ODBC CLASSES
ODBC is a cross-platform standard for accessing databases, so it’s natural for
wxWidgets to provide support for it. Using wxODBC, you can access a wide
variety of databases including DB2, DBase, Firebird, INFORMIX, Interbase,
MS SQL Server, MS Access, MySQL, Oracle, Pervasive SQL, PostgreSQL,
Sybase, XBase, Sequiter, and VIRTUOSO. The main wxODBC classes are wxDb
and wxDbTable. For more information, see “Database Classes Overview” in the
wxWidgets reference manual. See also samples/db and demos/dbbrowse (see
Figure D-7). You may also be interested in reusing the generic tab and page
controls that are part of this demo.
For other wxWidgets database access wrappers, see wxOTL and
wxSQLite in Appendix E."