Hello,
Am I correct in thinking that if there are no dependencies
between the multiple statements then the various statements
are executed "simultaneously" by separate threads in the
server?
If so is there any way to turn this behaviour off and just
use multiple query
an existing connection by calling MySQL Reference Manual ::
> 23.2.9 C API Handling of Multiple Query Execution mysql_set_server_option
> MYSQL_OPTION_MULTI_STATEMENTS_ON) By default, mysql_query() and
> mysql_real_query() return only the first query status and the subsequent
>
er of mysql_real_connect() when opening the connection. You can also
set this for an existing connection by calling MySQL Reference Manual ::
23.2.9 C API Handling of Multiple Query Execution mysql_set_server_option
MYSQL_OPTION_MULTI_STATEMENTS_ON) By default, mysql_query() and
mysql_real_query() return only the
