Internal use of Mysql Connections

From: Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 15:48:46 +0000
Subject: Internal use of Mysql Connections
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Just curious why mysql wouldnt restore the last known internal connection id. In the code below, I open a connection (without storing the connection id), use it, then open,use,close a different connection, this time using a connection id, but when I close it, the original internal connection id is history, the last query fails. It would make sense to me that php would restore the last known connection handle (if there is one) after I call mysql_close(); I know I could call mysql_connect again after the mysql_close call and that would restore it. Any ideas? Thanks, Bob mysql_connect("hostname", "user", "pass"); $res = mysql_db_query("mlm","select count(*) from mlm_clients"); echo mysql_num_rows($res)."<br>"; $conn = mysql_connect("hostname", "user", "pass"); $res = mysql_db_query("rollcall","select count(*) from rollcall_students"); echo mysql_num_rows($res)."<br>"; mysql_close($conn); FAILS --> $res = mysql_db_query("mlm","select count(*) from mlm_clients"); echo mysql_num_rows($res)."<br>";

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