usually, to release memory is used mysql_free_result().
You do that ?
Regards,
Gelu
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Subject: Leaking Memory from mysql_real_query()
>
> This is probably my mistake somewhere, but perhaps someone
> could shed some light on the matter:
>
> I have an app, compiled with the mysql c apis, that
> is leaking memory. I know this by fine-tuned debugging
> using mallinfo.
>
> The memory that is being leaked is allocated by calls
> to mysql_real_query(), and I can't figure out what
> needs to happen to free it.
>
> I *do* free the memory allocated by mysql_store_result(),
> but that does not rollback the memory allocated in
> mysql_real_query().
>
> I am using the current production version of 4.0.15-standard,
> so I can't imagine this is an actual memory leak in mysql.
>
> Any idea what I might be doing wrong?
>
> --bluejack
>
>
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