mysql_stmt_bind_param(3)
π NAME π
mysql_stmt_bind_param β bestie, this is the one that binds parameters to a prepared statement. It's from MariaDB Connector/C, and it's literally the moment your placeholders get their little outfits on. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <mysql.h>
my_bool mysql_stmt_bind_param(MYSQL_STMT * stmt,
MYSQL_BIND * bind);
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Okay so picture this: you already handed your statement to mysql_stmt_prepare(3), and now it's just sitting there with all these sad empty parameter markers like ? ? ? going "girl, where's my data". Not anymore. π
This function binds variables for the parameter markers in that prepared statement β the one you passed to mysql_stmt_prepare(3). You're basically doing matchmaking: each variable in your MYSQL_BIND array gets paired up with a parameter marker. π
Return value, listen up:
- zero β success, we ate, no crumbs β¨
- non-zero β failure, it's giving tragedy π
πΈ PARAMETERS πΈ
stmtβ a statement handle, which was previously allocated bymysql_stmt_init(3). You can't just roll up with a random pointer, bestie, it has to be one you actually made.bindβ an array ofMYSQL_BINDstructures. And the size of this array must be equal to the number of parameters. No more, no less. It's giving "exact headcount at the party" energy. π
π NOTES π
- The number of parameters can be obtained by
mysql_stmt_param_count(3). That's your little count-keeping bestie, always knows how many seats are at the table. - If the number of parameters is unknown β for example when using
mariadb_stmt_execute_direct(3)β then the number of parameters have to be specified with themysql_stmt_attr_set(3)function. Yeah, you have to tell it. It's not psychic, it's a C library. π«Ά
π§ SEE ALSO π§
mariadb_stmt_execute_direct(3)mysql_stmt_prepare(3)mysql_stmt_bind_result(3)mysql_stmt_execute(3)mysql_stmt_param_count(3)mysql_stmt_send_long_data(3)
π Vibe check: this is the MariaDB Connector/C manual, Version 3.4, for mysql_stmt_bind_param(3). Go forth and bind responsibly, bestie. ππ
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