Fix error around breaking of multistatements#6824
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When a multistatement query is received, any errors should abort the execution of the remaining queries. The `execQuery` and `handleNextCommand` were returning an error, but not actually using the error value - just checking if it was nil or not. We need to be able to know on the outside of `execQuery` if an error occured and if it was an error we need to close the connection for or if it was a simple execution error. This is a squashed backport of vitessio#6808 Signed-off-by: Andres Taylor <andres@planetscale.com>
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When a multistatement query is received, any errors should abort the execution of the remaining queries.
The
execQueryandhandleNextCommandwere returning an error, but not actually using the error value - just checking if it was nil or not.We need to be able to know on the outside of
execQueryif an error occured and if it was an error we need to close the connection for or if it was a simple execution error.This is a squashed backport of #6808