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| From: | Warren Young | Date: | December 19 2008 9:00am |
| Subject: | Re: Can a connection be used to execute more than 1 query sequentially(not concurrently) | ||
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kartik mahajan wrote: > mysqlpp::Query q(conn->query("CALL > getsubscriberdata('pri_1000000001@stripped',1)")); > > mysqlpp::StoreQueryResult res = > q.store(); // This throws exception i.e out of sync MySQL returns multiple results for a stored procedure call. Until you consume all results, you can't make another query. If you don't have any use for the other stuff MySQL returns, you can do something like this to throw it away: while (query.more_results()) { res = query.store_next(); }
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| • Can a connection be used to execute more than 1 query sequentially(not concurrently) | kartik mahajan | 19 Dec |
| • Re: Can a connection be used to execute more than 1 query sequentially(notconcurrently) | Warren Young | 19 Dec |
