Vincent Stoessel wrote: > This usually effects me because I usually incorporate my own apps > into midgard that make their own connections to mysql.
So you still have a choice to make for mysql_connect vs. mysql_pconnect. The Midgard persistent connections are an entirely different matter, > If were doing no > additional db stuff with midgard, I would agree with this. I have heard > that some truly threaded web servers have the ability to assign various > threads to specific tasks, like maybe 10 of 40 threads would make > dedicated persistent connections to the database, while the rest serve > static content. I think a couple of servlet containers allow this, as does AOLServer (I think). Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
