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mysql_stmt_reset(3)	      MariaDB Connector/C	   mysql_stmt_reset(3)

   Name
       mysql_stmt_reset	- Resets a prepared statement

   Synopsis
	      #include <mysql.h>

	      my_bool mysql_stmt_reset(MYSQL_STMT * stmt);

   Description
       Resets  a  prepared  statement on client	and server to state after pre-
       pare.

   Parameter
        stmt  -  a  statement	handle,	 which	was  previously	 allocated  by
	 mysql_stmt_init(3).  Returns zero on success, nonzero if an error oc-
	 curred.

   Return value
       Returns zero on success,	1 if an	error occurred.

   Notes
        mysql_stmt_reset() resets the statement on the	server,	unbuffered re-
	 sult  sets  and  errors.  Bindings and	stored result sets will	not be
	 cleared.  The latter one will be cleared when re-executing or closing
	 the prepared statement.

        To reprepare a	prepared statement  with  another  SQL	statement  use
	 mysql_stmt_prepare(3).

   See Also
        mysql_stmt_close(3)

        mysql_stmt_prepare(3)

        mysql_stmt_execute(3)

Version	3.4						   mysql_stmt_reset(3)

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