What he is really looking for is connection pooling. Do a google and see if you can find 'mysql connection pooling php'. It is persistent connections across page accesses, which PHP does not do natively AFAIK.
Jason Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<quote--------------------------------------------------------> On Wednesday 21 July 2004 13:47, mukta telang wrote:
I want to use mysql persistent connection to connect to mysql and use the connection identifier or handle in subsequent pages/scripts. So in script1.php I have session_start(); session_register('conn'); HTTP_SESSION_VARS['conn']=mysql_pconnect(...);
and in script2.php I have,
echo $conn;
and I always get "1" as output and not Resource#.. as expected..
You can't pass/use "resource IDs" across different pages/scripts. Please read the manual > Persistent Database Connections to clear up some misconceptions about persistent connections. Also follow ups to this should be sent to the php-db list.
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