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    Copyright (c) 2019-2023 Ruben Perez Hidalgo (rubenperez038 at gmail dot com)
   
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[section:boost__mysql__ExecutionRequest ExecutionRequest concept]

An execution request represents a SQL statement to be executed by the
server, plus any parameters required to run the query. It may model
a plain text query, or a prepared statement handle with bound parameters.

Formally, a type `T` is a `ExecutionRequest` if it fulfills any of the following:

* It is convertible to [reflink string_view]. In this case, the execution request
  contains a text query to be run by the server.
* An instantiation of the [reflink bound_statement_tuple] class, or a (possibly cv-qualified)
  reference to it.
* An instantiation of the [reflink bound_statement_iterator_range] class, or a (possibly cv-qualified)
  reference to it.

This definition may be extended in future versions, but the above types will still satisfy `ExecutionRequest`.

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