mysql_next_result() does not return a status.

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question is about the mysql_next_result() function in MySQL.
Let's break it down:
* mysql_next_result() is used when you have multiple result sets from a single query.
* It basically tells the database, "Hey, I'm done with the current set of results, give me the next one if there is any".
* Now, the question asks if mysql_next_result() returns a status.
* Status means a value that tells you if the operation was successful or not.
* mysql_next_result() doesn't return any status value, it simply moves to the next result set.
* Therefore, the correct answer is Option A: True

In simpler terms, the mysql_next_result() function just says "next!" and doesn't bother telling you if it actually found anything. It's like asking for the next page of a book – you just get the next page, no special message is sent.