unix_connection

A connection to MySQL over a UNIX domain socket.

Synopsis

Defined in header <boost/mysql/unix.hpp>

using unix_connection = connection< boost::asio::local::stream_protocol::socket >;

Types

Name	Description
executor_type	The executor type associated to this object.
rebind_executor	Rebinds the connection type to another executor.
stream_type	The `Stream` type this connection is using.

Member Functions

Name	Description
async_close	Closes the connection to the server. — Closes the connection to the server.
async_close_statement	Closes a statement, deallocating it from the server. — Closes a statement, deallocating it from the server.
async_connect	Establishes a connection to a MySQL server. — Establishes a connection to a MySQL server.
async_execute	Executes a text query or prepared statement. — Executes a text query or prepared statement.
async_handshake	Performs the MySQL-level handshake. — Performs the MySQL-level handshake.
async_ping	Checks whether the server is alive. — Checks whether the server is alive.
async_prepare_statement	Prepares a statement server-side. — Prepares a statement server-side.
async_quit	Notifies the MySQL server that the client wants to end the session and shutdowns SSL. — Notifies the MySQL server that the client wants to end the session and shutdowns SSL.
async_read_resultset_head	Reads metadata for subsequent resultsets in a multi-resultset operation. — Reads metadata for subsequent resultsets in a multi-resultset operation.
async_read_some_rows	Reads a batch of rows. — Reads a batch of rows. — Reads a batch of rows.
async_reset_connection	Resets server-side session state, like variables and prepared statements. — Resets server-side session state, like variables and prepared statements.
async_start_execution	Starts a SQL execution as a multi-function operation. — Starts a SQL execution as a multi-function operation.
close	Closes the connection to the server. — Closes the connection to the server.
close_statement	Closes a statement, deallocating it from the server. — Closes a statement, deallocating it from the server.
connect	Establishes a connection to a MySQL server. — Establishes a connection to a MySQL server.
connection	Initializing constructor. — Initializing constructor with buffer params. — Move constructor.
execute	Executes a text query or prepared statement. — Executes a text query or prepared statement.
get_executor	Retrieves the executor associated to this object.
handshake	Performs the MySQL-level handshake. — Performs the MySQL-level handshake.
meta_mode	Returns the current metadata mode that this connection is using.
operator=	Move assignment.
ping	Checks whether the server is alive. — Checks whether the server is alive.
prepare_statement	Prepares a statement server-side. — Prepares a statement server-side.
quit	Notifies the MySQL server that the client wants to end the session and shutdowns SSL. — Notifies the MySQL server that the client wants to end the session and shutdowns SSL.
read_resultset_head	Reads metadata for subsequent resultsets in a multi-resultset operation. — Reads metadata for subsequent resultsets in a multi-resultset operation.
read_some_rows	Reads a batch of rows. — Reads a batch of rows.
reset_connection	Resets server-side session state, like variables and prepared statements. — Resets server-side session state, like variables and prepared statements.
set_meta_mode	Sets the metadata mode.
start_execution	Starts a SQL execution as a multi-function operation. — Starts a SQL execution as a multi-function operation.
stream	Retrieves the underlying Stream object.
uses_ssl	Returns whether the connection negotiated the use of SSL or not.

Represents a connection to a MySQL server.

connectionis the main I/O object that this library implements. It owns a Stream object that is accessed by functions involving network operations, as well as session state. You can access the stream using connection::stream, and its executor via connection::get_executor. The executor used by this object is always the same as the underlying stream.

Thread safety

Distinct objects: safe.

Shared objects: unsafe.

This class is not thread-safe: for a single object, if you call its member functions concurrently from separate threads, you will get a race condition.

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unix_connection

Synopsis

Types

Member Functions

Thread safety