6.4 C API Prepared Statement Function Descriptions

6.4.1 mysql_stmt_affected_rows()

6.4.2 mysql_stmt_attr_get()

6.4.3 mysql_stmt_attr_set()

6.4.4 mysql_stmt_bind_named_param()

6.4.5 mysql_stmt_bind_param()

6.4.6 mysql_stmt_bind_result()

6.4.7 mysql_stmt_close()

6.4.8 mysql_stmt_data_seek()

6.4.9 mysql_stmt_errno()

6.4.10 mysql_stmt_error()

6.4.11 mysql_stmt_execute()

6.4.12 mysql_stmt_fetch()

6.4.13 mysql_stmt_fetch_column()

6.4.14 mysql_stmt_field_count()

6.4.15 mysql_stmt_free_result()

6.4.16 mysql_stmt_init()

6.4.17 mysql_stmt_insert_id()

6.4.18 mysql_stmt_next_result()

6.4.19 mysql_stmt_num_rows()

6.4.20 mysql_stmt_param_count()

6.4.21 mysql_stmt_param_metadata()

6.4.22 mysql_stmt_prepare()

6.4.23 mysql_stmt_reset()

6.4.24 mysql_stmt_result_metadata()

6.4.25 mysql_stmt_row_seek()

6.4.26 mysql_stmt_row_tell()

6.4.27 mysql_stmt_send_long_data()

6.4.28 mysql_stmt_sqlstate()

6.4.29 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 handler, use the mysql_stmt_init() function.