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Name
sqlite3_bind_xxx() — Bind values to statement parameters
Definition
int sqlite3_bind_blob( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx,
const void* val, int bytes, mem_callback );
int sqlite3_bind_double( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx, double val );
int sqlite3_bind_int( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx, int val );
int sqlite3_bind_int64( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx, sqlite3_int64 val );
int sqlite3_bind_null( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx );
int sqlite3_bind_text( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx,
const char* val, int bytes, mem_callback );
int sqlite3_bind_text16( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx,
const void* val, int bytes, mem_callback );
int sqlite3_bind_value( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx,
const sqlite3_value* val );
int sqlite3_bind_zeroblob( sqlite3_stmt* stmt, int pidx, int bytes );
void mem_callback( void* ptr );
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A prepared statement that contains parameter
values.
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The parameter index. The first parameter has
an index of one (
1
).
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The data value to bind
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bytes
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The size of the data value, in bytes (not
characters). Normally, the length does not include
any null terminator. If
val
is a null-terminated string, and
this value is negative, the length will be
automatically computed.
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mem_callback
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An function pointer to a memory deallocation
function. This function frees the memory buffer
used to hold the value. If the buffer was
allocated with
sqlite3_malloc()
, a reference to
sqlite3_free()
can be passed directly.
The special flags
SQLITE_STATIC
and
SQLITE_TRANSIENT
can
also be used.
SQLITE_STATIC ...
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