I don't think I agree with the statement that persistent connections are a
php thing... persistent connections can be implemented in any enviroment
in which there is some sort of program persistance. I am currently using
a persistent connection connection pooling mechanism in java, for
instance. I will however agree that php does make persistent connections
a pretty easy to use sort of thing...
--ed
On Wed, 23 Jun 1999, Paul DuBois wrote:
> At 12:48 PM -0400 6/23/1999, Tom Cunningham wrote:
> >I'm running Red Hat 6.0, and I'm unsure of whether I'm using persistent
> >connections to my mysql db. I've installed the MySQL binaries on my
> >system. How would I find out whether I'm using persistent connections or
> >not, and if I'm not, how would I go about setting up persistent
> >connections?
>
> Persistent connections are a PHP thing. Are you using PHP?
>
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