mysql_refresh
Syntax
int mysql_refresh(MYSQL * mysql, unsigned int options);
mysql- a mysql handle, which was previously allocated by mysql_init() or mysql_real_connect().options- a bit masked composed integer. See below.
Description
Flushes different types of information stored on the server. The bit-masked parameter options specify which kind of information will be flushed. options can be any combinationation of the following:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| REFRESH_GRANT | Refresh grant tables. |
| REFRESH_LOG | Flush logs. |
| REFRESH_TABLES | Flush table cache. |
| REFRESH_HOSTS | Flush host cache. |
| REFRESH_STATUS | Reset status variables. |
| REFRESH_THREADS | Flush thread cache. |
| REFRESH_SLAVE | Reset master server information and restart slaves. |
| REFRESH_MASTER | Remove binary log files. |
| REFRESH_READ_LOCK | |
| REFRESH_FAST |
Returns zero on success, otherwise non zero.
To combine different values in the options parameter use the OR operator '|'. The function mysql_reload() is an alias for mysql_refresh().
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