MySQL 5.4 Reference Manual :: 20 Connectors and APIs :: 20.9 MySQL C API :: 20.9.7 C API Prepared Statement Function Descriptions
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- 20.9 MySQL C API
- 20.9.1 C API Data Types
- 20.9.2 C API Function Overview
- 20.9.3 C API Function Descriptions
- 20.9.4 C API Prepared Statements
- 20.9.5 C API Prepared Statement Data types
- 20.9.6 C API Prepared Statement Function Overview
- 20.9.7 C API Prepared Statement Function Descriptions
- 20.9.7.1 mysql_stmt_affected_rows()
- 20.9.7.2 mysql_stmt_attr_get()
- 20.9.7.3 mysql_stmt_attr_set()
- 20.9.7.4 mysql_stmt_bind_param()
- 20.9.7.5 mysql_stmt_bind_result()
- 20.9.7.6 mysql_stmt_close()
- 20.9.7.7 mysql_stmt_data_seek()
- 20.9.7.8 mysql_stmt_errno()
- 20.9.7.9 mysql_stmt_error()
- 20.9.7.10 mysql_stmt_execute()
- 20.9.7.11 mysql_stmt_fetch()
- 20.9.7.12 mysql_stmt_fetch_column()
- 20.9.7.13 mysql_stmt_field_count()
- 20.9.7.14 mysql_stmt_free_result()
- 20.9.7.15 mysql_stmt_init()
- 20.9.7.16 mysql_stmt_insert_id()
- 20.9.7.17 mysql_stmt_num_rows()
- 20.9.7.18 mysql_stmt_param_count()
- 20.9.7.19 mysql_stmt_param_metadata()
- 20.9.7.20 mysql_stmt_prepare()
- 20.9.7.21 mysql_stmt_reset()
- 20.9.7.22 mysql_stmt_result_metadata()
- 20.9.7.23 mysql_stmt_row_seek()
- 20.9.7.24 mysql_stmt_row_tell()
- 20.9.7.25 mysql_stmt_send_long_data()
- 20.9.7.26 mysql_stmt_sqlstate()
- 20.9.7.27 mysql_stmt_store_result()
- 20.9.8 C API Threaded Function Descriptions
- 20.9.9 C API Embedded Server Function Descriptions
- 20.9.10 Common Questions and Problems When Using the C API
- 20.9.11 Controlling Automatic Reconnection Behavior
- 20.9.12 C API Support for Multiple Statement Execution
- 20.9.13 C API Prepared Statement Problems
- 20.9.14 C API Prepared Statement Handling of Date and Time Values
- 20.9.15 C API Support for Prepared CALL Statements
- 20.9.16 Building Client Programs
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- 20.9.7.1.
mysql_stmt_affected_rows() - 20.9.7.2.
mysql_stmt_attr_get() - 20.9.7.3.
mysql_stmt_attr_set() - 20.9.7.4.
mysql_stmt_bind_param() - 20.9.7.5.
mysql_stmt_bind_result() - 20.9.7.6.
mysql_stmt_close() - 20.9.7.7.
mysql_stmt_data_seek() - 20.9.7.8.
mysql_stmt_errno() - 20.9.7.9.
mysql_stmt_error() - 20.9.7.10.
mysql_stmt_execute() - 20.9.7.11.
mysql_stmt_fetch() - 20.9.7.12.
mysql_stmt_fetch_column() - 20.9.7.13.
mysql_stmt_field_count() - 20.9.7.14.
mysql_stmt_free_result() - 20.9.7.15.
mysql_stmt_init() - 20.9.7.16.
mysql_stmt_insert_id() - 20.9.7.17.
mysql_stmt_num_rows() - 20.9.7.18.
mysql_stmt_param_count() - 20.9.7.19.
mysql_stmt_param_metadata() - 20.9.7.20.
mysql_stmt_prepare() - 20.9.7.21.
mysql_stmt_reset() - 20.9.7.22.
mysql_stmt_result_metadata() - 20.9.7.23.
mysql_stmt_row_seek() - 20.9.7.24.
mysql_stmt_row_tell() - 20.9.7.25.
mysql_stmt_send_long_data() - 20.9.7.26.
mysql_stmt_sqlstate() - 20.9.7.27.
mysql_stmt_store_result()
To prepare and execute queries, use the functions described in detail in the following sections.
All functions that operate with a MYSQL_STMT
structure begin with the prefix mysql_stmt_.
To create a MYSQL_STMT handle, use the
mysql_stmt_init() function.
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