alex writes:
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>
>
> By the way it seems to me that in 3.23.XX series mysql_init() returns address not
> of the starting point of the allocated memory pool but a point somewhere further
> (like to provide hidden data not included in "official" MYSQL structure). Hence
> when trying to use
Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I made an error in my previous message. All three instances should be
> like this:
>
> connX = mysql_init(NULL);
> if (!mysql_real_connect(connX, ip2, user2, pass2, db2, 0, NULL, 0))
> error .
>
By the way it seems to me that in 3.23.XX series mys
Valerio Ferrucci writes:
> John Dean wrote:
>
> > Hi
> > I think you should check the API documentation
>
> Can you point me to some docs about this?
>
> > because you code example is
> > wrong. Each connection should have its own initialized connection handle.
> > You have only initi
Valerio Ferrucci writes:
> Hi,
> I'm building a MySQL C API client. I need to connect to different dbs
> at the same time. My code is (approximately):
>
> //
> MYSQL mysql, *conn1, *conn2;
>
> mysql_init(&mysql)
>
> conn1 = mysql_real_connect(&mysq, ip1, u
Valerio,
It seems to me, that you need to init (mysql_init) serveral
times; I have not tried this but I would try the following:
MYSQL conn1, conn2, conn3;
conn1 = mysql_init(NULL)
if ( mysql_real_connect(conn1, ip1, user1, pass1, db1, 0, NULL
John Dean wrote:
> Hi
> I think you should check the API documentation
Can you point me to some docs about this?
> because you code example is
> wrong. Each connection should have its own initialized connection handle.
> You have only initialized one data structure i.e. mysql, which is passed
>
