Execute a statement that does not return a result set.
Statements that do not return a result set include data manipulation statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE), assignments (SET) and procedure calls (CALL). (Statements that return a result set are handled using cursors. See Result set producing statements.)
Before calling MimerExecute, set all input parameters of the statement using data input routines. (See Data Input Routines.)
If this call returns successfully, any output parameters may be retrieved using data output routines. (See Data Output Routines.)
Parameters
int32_t MimerExecute (MimerStatement statementhandle)
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statementhandle |
in |
A handle returned by MimerBeginStatement[C|8], identifying a prepared statement. |
Returns
A negative value indicating an error, or zero if successful. A positive value indicates an update row count returned by the database.
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Return value |
Description |
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> 0 |
Success. Value indicates an update row count. |
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MIMER_SUCCESS |
Success. |
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MIMER_OUTOFMEMORY |
If not enough memory could be allocated. |
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MIMER_SEQUENCE_ERROR |
If this routine is called on a statement which returns a result set. |
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MIMER_UNSET_PARAMETERS |
All input parameters have not yet been set. |
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Other value < 0 |
Any of the server error codes listed in Return Codes. |
Notes
This routine interacts with the database server.
Micro API compatible.