Insanely Great wrote:
Hi!
If you want to traverse two result set in the same time then use the
mysql_store_result(). If you don't have a big resultset coming then probably
mysql_store_result() in the same connection is a better option.
Otherwise you have to use two connections.
Thanx,
just wa
Hi!
If I use mysql_use_reult() of the C-API, I must use two connections
to traverse two different result sets at the same time.
Is that right?
Thanx,
Stefan
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Paco wrote:
> I'm having probles with the c++ api of mysql... could somebody help me
> plesae?
Could be, maybe you should post your specific problem.
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I am writing a library which is using mysql.
I need to know the count of the *maximum* decimals of a NUMERIC column
before issuing a mysql_fetch_row().
I get the width of the field by:
MYSQL_FIELD *fields = mysql_fetch_fields (MYResult);
printf ("Width: %d\n", fields[i].length);
Doing a "DESCRIB