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enum net_async_status mysql_next_result_nonblocking(MYSQL *mysql)

Description
Note

mysql_next_result_nonblocking() is an asynchronous function. It is the counterpart of the mysql_next_result() synchronous function, for use by applications that require asynchronous communication with the server. For general information about writing asynchronous C API applications, see Section 28.7.12, “C API Asynchronous Interface”.

mysql_next_result_nonblocking() is used similarly to mysql_next_result(). For details about the latter, see Section 28.7.7.47, “mysql_next_result()”. The two functions differ as follows:

mysql_next_result_nonblocking() was added in MySQL 8.0.16.

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Return Values

Returns an enum net_async_status value. See the description in Section 28.7.13, “C API Asynchronous Interface Data Structures”. A NET_ASYNC_COMPLETE_NO_MORE_RESULTS return status indicates there are no more results available. A NET_ASYNC_ERROR return status indicates an error.

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Example

See Section 28.7.12, “C API Asynchronous Interface”.


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