Hi Sinisa,
> First of all, you are right,m this is hardly a question for internals.
It was more meant as a feature suggestion, than a question. But -
point taken.
> Second, I do not think that it would be wise for MySQL to kill a
> sleeping connection, just to make room for the new one, for many
> reasons.
>
> Last, but not least, you can alsways tune up things with
> wait_timeout.
I learned meanwhile, that my explanation wasn't too well, because most
people referred me to the already existing tuning parameters
max_connections and wait_timeout, both of which I am well aware of.
Of course, the correct handling is tuning the server, but I meant the
behaviour of MySQL, when things are not tuned up.
Regards,
Benjamin.
