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mysql_thread_init — Thread initialization for multi threaded clients

my_bool mysql_thread_init(void );

Multi threaded clients should call mysql_thread_init() at the beginning of the thread initialization to initialize thread specific client library variables. If mysql_thread_init() was not called explicitly, it will be called automatically by mysql_init() or mysql_real_connect().

Return value

Zero if successful or 1 if an error occured

[Note]

Before a client thread ends the mysql_thread_end() function must be called to release memory - otherwise the client library will report an error.

See also

mysql_thread_end(), mysql_thread_safe()

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