Understand the binary protocol for prepared statements. This section details how prepared statements are exchanged efficiently between client and server, optimizing performance and security.
This command executes a bulk insert for a previously prepared statement, using a compact binary format for efficiency.
This command deallocates a prepared statement on the server, freeing up associated resources.
This command executes a prepared statement using parameter values provided in the binary protocol format.
This command fetches rows from an existing result set of a prepared statement that was executed with a cursor.
This command prepares an SQL statement on the server, returning a statement ID and metadata about parameters and columns.
This command resets the data of a prepared statement on the server, clearing any buffers or previous parameter values.
This command sends long data, such as BLOB or TEXT values, in chunks for a specific parameter of a prepared statement.
This section details the structure of response packets sent by the server when using the binary protocol, particularly for result sets.
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