mysql_stmt_init(3)
π mysql_stmt_init π
okay so bestie, welcome to the MariaDB Connector/C section of the manual, page mysql_stmt_init(3), and honestly? this one's a lil gateway drug. it's giving "before anything else can happen, we gotta make the thing exist." β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
mysql_stmt_init β initializes a prepared statement handle π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <mysql.h>
MYSQL_STMT * mysql_stmt_init(MYSQL * mysql);
π DESCRIPTION π
So what does it do, you ask? It initializes and allocates memory for a prepared statement. That's it, that's the whole vibe. You're basically handing the universe a lil blank canvas for a statement, and the universe (malloc, king) is like "say less." π«Ά
π¦ PARAMETER π¦
mysqlβ a mysql handle, which was previously allocated bymysql_init(3)and connected bymysql_real_connect(3). like, it has to be a real handle that's already been init'd AND connected. no shortcuts, no "I'll connect later", she needs to be ready. π
π RETURN VALUE π
It returns a pointer to a MYSQL_STMT structure β slay, iconic, we love a successful allocation. π
Or it returns NULL if an error occurred. π and if you get NULL, do NOT proceed, bestie. check that. periodt.
π NOTES π
- Members of the
MYSQL_STMTstructure are not intended for application use. like, don't touch. it's giving "look but don't touch" but honestly also "don't even look." π«π - A statement handle which was allocated by
mysql_stmt_init()needs to be freed withmysql_stmt_close(3). no cap. if you don't free it, that's a leak, and leaks are not the vibe. π« - Any subsequent calls to any
mysql_stmtfunction will fail untilmysql_stmt_prepare(3)was called. read that again bestie. any of them. will fail. you gottamysql_stmt_prepare(3)first or the whole thing is a no-op situation. π
π SEE ALSO π
Version 3.4 of the MariaDB Connector/C manual, babes. that's the whole page, hope it ate, now go free your statement handles and hydrate π§ mwah π
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