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 22.2.7 C API Prepared Statement Function Descriptions
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* mysql-stmt-affected-rows     `mysql_stmt_affected_rows()'
* mysql-stmt-attr-get          `mysql_stmt_attr_get()'
* mysql-stmt-attr-set          `mysql_stmt_attr_set()'
* mysql-stmt-bind-param        `mysql_stmt_bind_param()'
* mysql-stmt-bind-result       `mysql_stmt_bind_result()'
* mysql-stmt-close             `mysql_stmt_close()'
* mysql-stmt-data-seek         `mysql_stmt_data_seek()'
* mysql-stmt-errno             `mysql_stmt_errno()'
* mysql-stmt-error             `mysql_stmt_error()'
* mysql-stmt-execute           `mysql_stmt_execute()'
* mysql-stmt-fetch             `mysql_stmt_fetch()'
* mysql-stmt-fetch-column      `mysql_stmt_fetch_column()'
* mysql-stmt-field-count       `mysql_stmt_field_count()'
* mysql-stmt-free-result       `mysql_stmt_free_result()'
* mysql-stmt-init              `mysql_stmt_init()'
* mysql-stmt-insert-id         `mysql_stmt_insert_id()'
* mysql-stmt-num-rows          `mysql_stmt_num_rows()'
* mysql-stmt-param-count       `mysql_stmt_param_count()'
* mysql-stmt-param-metadata    `mysql_stmt_param_metadata()'
* mysql-stmt-prepare           `mysql_stmt_prepare()'
* mysql-stmt-reset             `mysql_stmt_reset()'
* mysql-stmt-result-metadata   `mysql_stmt_result_metadata()'
* mysql-stmt-row-seek          `mysql_stmt_row_seek()'
* mysql-stmt-row-tell          `mysql_stmt_row_tell()'
* mysql-stmt-send-long-data    `mysql_stmt_send_long_data()'
* mysql-stmt-sqlstate          `mysql_stmt_sqlstate()'
* mysql-stmt-store-result      `mysql_stmt_store_result()'
 
 To prepare and execute queries, use the functions described in detail
 in the following sections.
 
 Note that all functions operating with a `MYSQL_STMT' structure begin
 with the prefix `mysql_stmt_'.
 
 To create a `MYSQL_STMT' handle, use the `mysql_stmt_init()' function.
 
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