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by: Randell D. |
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Folks,
I currently connect to my db with PHP code that uses non-persistent
connections. I've read that persistent connections can help performance
since a connection to the db will use an existing unused connection.
If my system was to go through a busy period whereby I seen an extra 50% or
more activity for ten minutes or so, would the extra connections stay alive
for ever or is there a time limit of inactivity?
Would the unused...
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by: Steve Jenkins |
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Wonder if anyone can help.
So, I've read:
>> http://uk2.php.net/function.mysql-pconnect
>> http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/features.persistent-connections.php
Can one seriously see persistent connections as a form of db
connection pooling? Is it really similar?
Thanks for any clarification from anyone,
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by: M. Katz |
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I'm relatively new to PHP/MySQL and I've heard about maintaining a
persistent connection to the database. To save overhead, I'd like to
maintain the connection in a session variable, but I have a few
questions first.
I'm able to establish session variables and test them with isset() to
avoid re-defining them with each new web-page load. So is this really
as simple as
if (!isset($_SESSION)) {
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by: Derek Fountain |
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For a low-ish traffic website that is doing the simple "build pages from
HTML templates and info in a database" kind of thing, do the wise folks in
this newsgroup advocate connecting and disconnecting from the DB with each
query, or maintaining a persistent connection in the session?
I guess my application could work either way, and I've gravitated towards
the connect-query-disconnect method, but not for any really good reason. It
struck...
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by: Felix E. Klee |
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I've set up a PHP web application where users can log in and open a
connection to a NNTP-server. There is a *one-to-one* relationship
between sessions and NNTP-connections (i.e. exactly one NNTP-connection
per session, and exactly one session per NNTP-connection).
Now, I'd like to have these connections be persistent. So I started
using "pfsockopen" instead of "fsockopen" and set Apache's
KeepAliveTimeout to a very high value. ...
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by: Jim Hubbard |
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Is it possible to have persistent connections in ASP.Net?
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by: manji |
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I had a problem with persistent connections and had to disable in on the
webserver. Now i found out that the ASP.net debugger will not function if
persistent connections are disabled. I hope Microsoft would put this in their
debugger help file, it may save some people some trouble and headache in the
future.
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by: David Rasmussen |
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I use urllib2 to do some simple HTTP communication with a web server. In
one "session", I do maybe 10-15 requests. It seems that urllib2 opens op
a connection every time I do a request. Can I somehow make it use _one_
persistent connection where I can do multiple GET->"receive data" passes
before the connection is closed?
/David
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by: lawpoop |
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Hello all!
I'm working on a PHP site using Postgres as a back-end. I have an
include at the top of each page that runs the pg_connect function.
I'm implementing some temporary tables, which I understand are
destroyed automatically at the end of the session. It seems to me
that
when I navigate to a new page, or re-load my existing page, I lose my
temporary tables. Is this because I am creating a new session at the
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