Some of the MySQL functions

Mysql_affected_rows: Gets the number of columns affected by MySQL last operation.
Mysql_close: Close the MySQL server connection.
Mysql_connect: Open the MySQL server connection.
mysql_create_db: Create a new MySQL database.
Mysql_data_seek: Moves the internal return pointer.
Mysql_db_query: Send query string to MySQL database.
mysql_drop_db: Remove the database.
Mysql_errno: Returns the error message code.
Mysql_error: Returns an error message.
Mysql_fetch_array: Returns the array data.
Mysql_fetch_field: Gets the field information.
Mysql_fetch_lengths: Returns the maximum length of the column data in a single column.
Mysql_fetch_object: Returns the class data.
Mysql_fetch_row: Returns the fields of a single column.
Mysql_field_name: Returns the name of the specified field.
Mysql_field_seek: Configures a pointer to a field that returns a value.
Mysql_field_table: Gets the table name of the current field (table).
Mysql_field_type: Gets the type of the current field.
Mysql_field_flags: Gets the flag for the current field.
Mysql_field_len: Gets the length of the current field.
Mysql_free_result: Release returns memory consumption.
MYSQL_INSERT_ID: Returns the ID of the last use of the Insert Directive.
Mysql_list_fields: Lists the fields (field) for the specified table.
Mysql_list_dbs: Lists the databases available to the MySQL server.
Mysql_list_tables: Lists the data table (table) for the specified database.
Mysql_num_fields: Gets the number of return fields.
Mysql_num_rows: Gets the number of returned columns.
Mysql_pconnect: Open the MySQL server for persistent connections.
Mysql_query: Sends out a query string.
Mysql_result: Gets the result of the query.
mysql_select_db: Select a database.
Mysql_tablename: Gets the table name.