20.6 MySQL C API  20.6.1 MySQL C API Implementations 20.6.2
Simultaneous MySQL Server and MySQL Connector/C Installations
20.6.3 Example C API Client Programs 20.6.4 Building and Running
C API Client Programs 20.6.5 C API Data Structures 20.6.6 C API
Function Overview 20.6.7 C API Function Descriptions 20.6.8 C
API Prepared Statements 20.6.9 C API Prepared Statement Data
Structures 20.6.10 C API Prepared Statement Function Overview
20.6.11 C API Prepared Statement Function Descriptions 20.6.12 C
API Threaded Function Descriptions 20.6.13 C API Embedded Server
Function Descriptions 20.6.14 Common Questions and Problems When
Using the C API 20.6.15 Controlling Automatic Reconnection
Behavior 20.6.16 C API Support for Multiple Statement Execution
20.6.17 C API Prepared Statement Problems 20.6.18 C API Prepared
Statement Handling of Date and Time Values 20.6.19 C API Support
for Prepared CALL Statements  The C API provides low-level
access to the MySQL client/server protocol and enables C
programs to access datab