public void ExecuteStatement(MySqlPacket packetToExecute)
 {
     warnings = 0;
     packetToExecute.SetByte(4, (byte)DBCmd.EXECUTE);
     ExecutePacket(packetToExecute);
     serverStatus |= ServerStatusFlags.AnotherQuery;
 }
 /// <summary>
 /// Query is the method that is called to send all queries to the server
 /// </summary>
 public void SendQuery(MySqlPacket queryPacket)
 {
     warnings = 0;
     queryPacket.SetByte(4, (byte)DBCmd.QUERY);
     ExecutePacket(queryPacket);
     // the server will respond in one of several ways with the first byte indicating
     // the type of response.
     // 0 == ok packet.  This indicates non-select queries
     // 0xff == error packet.  This is handled in stream.OpenPacket
     // > 0 = number of columns in select query
     // We don't actually read the result here since a single query can generate
     // multiple resultsets and we don't want to duplicate code.  See ReadResult
     // Instead we set our internal server status flag to indicate that we have a query waiting.
     // This flag will be maintained by ReadResult
     serverStatus |= ServerStatusFlags.AnotherQuery;
 }
 public void ExecuteStatement(MySqlPacket packetToExecute)
 {
     warnings = 0;
     packetToExecute.SetByte(4, (byte)DBCmd.EXECUTE);
     ExecutePacket(packetToExecute);
     serverStatus |= ServerStatusFlags.AnotherQuery;
 }
 /// <summary>
 /// Query is the method that is called to send all queries to the server
 /// </summary>
 public void SendQuery(MySqlPacket queryPacket)
 {
     warnings = 0;
     queryPacket.SetByte(4, (byte)DBCmd.QUERY);
     ExecutePacket(queryPacket);
     // the server will respond in one of several ways with the first byte indicating
     // the type of response.
     // 0 == ok packet.  This indicates non-select queries
     // 0xff == error packet.  This is handled in stream.OpenPacket
     // > 0 = number of columns in select query
     // We don't actually read the result here since a single query can generate
     // multiple resultsets and we don't want to duplicate code.  See ReadResult
     // Instead we set our internal server status flag to indicate that we have a query waiting.
     // This flag will be maintained by ReadResult
     serverStatus |= ServerStatusFlags.AnotherQuery;
 }