Name
mysql_thread_id —
Synopsis
unsigned long mysql_thread_id(MYSQL * mysql)
Returns
the thread ID of the current connection.
This value can be used with mysql_kill to
terminate the thread in case of an error. The thread ID will change
if you disconnect from the server and reconnect (which may happen
automatically, without warning, if you use
mysql_ping). Therefore, you should call this
function immediately before you use the value.
Example
thread_id = mysql_thread_id(&mysql); /* This number can be used with mysql_kill( ) to terminate the current thread. */
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