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25.2.8. C API Prepared statement problems

Here follows a list of the currently known problems with prepared statements:

  • TIME, TIMESTAMP, and DATETIME do not support parts of seconds (for example from DATE_FORMAT().

  • When converting an integer to string, ZEROFILL is honored with prepared statements in some cases where the MySQL server doesn't print the leading zeros. (For example, with MIN(number-with-zerofill)).

  • When converting a floating point number to a string in the client, the rightmost digits of the converted value may differ slightly from those of the original value.

  • Prepared statements do not use the Query Cache, even in cases where a query does not contain any placeholders. See Section 5.13.1, “How the Query Cache Operates”.


 
 
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