mysql-otp/include/records.hrl

%% MySQL/OTP – MySQL client library for Erlang/OTP
%% Copyright (C) 2014 Viktor Söderqvist
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%% This file is part of MySQL/OTP.
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%% --- Records ---

%% Returned by parse_handshake/1.
-record(handshake, {server_version :: [integer()],
                    connection_id :: integer(),
                    capabilities :: integer(),
                    character_set :: integer(),
                    status :: integer(),
                    auth_plugin_data :: binary(),
                    auth_plugin_name :: binary()}).

-record(auth_method_switch, {
          auth_plugin_name :: binary(),
          auth_plugin_data :: binary()
         }).

%% OK packet, commonly used in the protocol.
-record(ok, {affected_rows :: integer(),
             insert_id :: integer(),
             status :: integer(),
             warning_count :: integer(),
             msg :: binary()}).
%% Error packet, commonly used in the protocol.
-record(error, {code :: integer(), state :: binary() | undefined,
                msg :: binary()}).

%% EOF packet, commonly used in the protocol.
-record(eof, {status, warning_count}).

%% Column definition, used while parsing a result set.
-record(col, {name, type, charset, length, decimals, flags}).

%% A resultset. The rows can be either lists of terms or unparsed binaries as
%% received from the server using either the text protocol or the binary
%% protocol.
-record(resultset, {cols :: [#col{}],
                    rows :: [[term()] | binary()],
                    status :: integer(),
                    warning_count :: integer()}).

%% Response of a successfull prepare call.
-record(prepared, {statement_id :: integer(),
                   orig_query :: iodata(),
                   param_count :: integer(),
                   warning_count :: integer()}).