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28.7.7.67 mysql_server_end()
void mysql_server_end(void)
Description
This function finalizes the MySQL client library, which should
be done when you are done using the library. However,
mysql_server_end() is
deprecated and
mysql_library_end() should be
used instead. See Section 28.7.7.40, “mysql_library_end()”.
To avoid memory leaks after the application is done using
the library (for example, after closing the connection to
the server), be sure to call
mysql_server_end() (or
mysql_library_end())
explicitly. This enables memory managment to be performed to
clean up and free resources used by the library.
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