mysql_query

mysql_query
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mysql_query — performs a query on the database

int mysql_query(MYSQL * mysql,
                const char * query);

Performs a statement pointed to by the null terminate string query against the database. Contrary to mysql_real_query() mysql_query() is not binary safe.

Parameters

mysql: A mysql handle, which was previously allocated by mysql_init() or mysql_real_connect().
query: A null terminated string containing the statement to be performed.

Return value

Zero on success, non zero on failure


For executing multi statements the statements within the null terminated string statements must be separated by a semicolon. If your statement contains binary data you should use `mysql_real_query` or escape your data with `mysql_hex_string()` To determine if a statement returned a result set use the function `mysql_num_fields()`.

For executing multi statements the statements within the null terminated string statements must be separated by a semicolon.

If your statement contains binary data you should use mysql_real_query or escape your data with mysql_hex_string()

To determine if a statement returned a result set use the function mysql_num_fields().

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Parameters

Return value

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