Hello all, I am running into a problem with the C client and I would like to know if the error I am seeing is expected or not.
The application I am running does not know anything about the SQL statements it is running. So I don't know whether I am executing a statement with bound parameters or not. I call mysql_prepare on a statement to see if there are any parameters to bind. Currently I observe that if there are no placeholders in the SQL Statement then mysql_prepare returns a NULL MYSQL_STMT. That is fine, but when I go on to make the subsequent mysql_real_query call, my application crashes. I have found if I comment out the call to mysql_prepare the subsequent execution works fine so it seems that something is happening to the MYSQL connection structure and leaving it in a bad state. Is this supposed to happen? Is it a bug? Does anyone have any advice for a different way to check and see if a SQL statement has parameters that can be bound (without parsing the string myself)? Thanks! Dave -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
