TMySQLStatement

 Normal constructor
 Checks if statement contains parameters tags

 destructor

 Close statement

 Process statement

 Return number of affected rows after statement is processed

 Return number of statement parameters

 Store result of statement processing to access them
 via GetInt(), GetDouble() and so on methods.

 Return number of fields in result set

 Returns field name in result set

 Shift cursor to nect row in result set

 Increment iteration counter for statement, where parameter can be set.
 Statement with parameters of previous iteration
 automatically will be applied to database

 Release all buffers, used by statement

 Allocate buffers for statement parameters/ result fields

 Convert field value to string

 Convert field to numeric value

 Checks if field value is null

 Return field value as integer

 Return field value as unsigned integer

 Return field value as long integer

 Return field value as 64-bit integer

 Return field value as unsigned 64-bit integer

 Return field value as double

 Return field value as string

 Set parameter type to be used as buffer
 Used in both setting data to database and retriving data from data base
 Initialize proper MYSQL_BIND structure and allocate required buffers

 Check boundary condition before setting value of parameter
 Return address of parameter buffer

 Set NULL as parameter value
 If NULL should be set for statement parameter during first iteration,
 one should call before proper Set... method to identify type of argument for
 the future. For instance, if one suppose to have double as type of parameter,
 code should look like:
    stmt->SetDouble(2, 0.);
    stmt->SetNull(2);

 Set parameter value as integer

 Set parameter value as unsigned integer

 Set parameter value as long integer

 Set parameter value as 64-bit integer

 Set parameter value as unsigned 64-bit integer

 Set parameter value as double

 Set parameter value as string

 Normal constructor
 For MySQL version < 4.1 no statement is supported