mysql_eof

Syntax

#include <mysql.h>

my_bool mysql_eof(MYSQL_RES *result);

Parameter

Parameter	Description
result	A result set handle returned by mysql_store_result().

Description

mysql_eof determines whether the final row in a result set has already been retrieved.

Return Value

Returns non-zero (true) if the entire result set has been read, or zero (false) if rows are still available.

Deprecated. mysql_eof is deprecated. To determine the end of a result set, check the return value of mysql_fetch_row instead: a NULL return indicates that all rows have been fetched.

When the result set was acquired via mysql_store_result(), mysql_eof always returns true because the entire result is buffered in memory at retrieval time.

See Also

• mysql_fetch_row()

• mysql_store_result()