>
> For connect vs. pconnect, the instances where you should use pconnect are
> really rare.
>
> When in doubt, use connect. If you know of a specifically good
> reason to use
> it, then feel free.
>
> But I personally have never had a situation where pconnect worked better
> than connect.
pconnect is better to use IMHO on any site with a decent amount of hits as
youll get better performance due to the lack of the overhead of making a new
connection every time a page is called. I would totally disagree with you
here plutarck pconnect is there to make things quicker which it does by
keeping the connection open between page requests.
> And as for extended server status, I haven't a clue about it :)
Never looked into it really.. probably not worth it.. try asking on the
php-db list.
-James
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