RE: RE: [PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections...

2004-07-30 Thread John Holmes
> i'm going to need to do transactional processing across > multiple pages for a test app. Not going to happen. That's not how persistant connections work and not what they are for. You'll need to come up with a different method. ---John Holmes... UCCASS - PHP Survey System http://www.bigred

RE: RE: [PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections...

2004-07-30 Thread bruce
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: RE: [PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections... > php/mysql supported persistent connections.. Have you ever used persistant connections. I don't think they work the way you are thinking. Persistant connections rarely had any benifit except in certai

Re: RE: [PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections...

2004-07-30 Thread John Holmes
> php/mysql supported persistent connections.. Have you ever used persistant connections. I don't think they work the way you are thinking. Persistant connections rarely had any benifit except in certain server configurations. ---John Holmes... UCCASS - PHP Survey System http://www.bigredspar

RE: [PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections...

2004-07-30 Thread bruce
[PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections... > without using persistent connections/transactional > processing, how is one > supposed to accomplish handling db transactions across > multiple pages..??? At what point was this ever allowed or even capable of being done? Are you sa

Re: [PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections...

2004-07-30 Thread John Holmes
> without using persistent connections/transactional > processing, how is one > supposed to accomplish handling db transactions across > multiple pages..??? At what point was this ever allowed or even capable of being done? Are you saying you're doing this now? ---John Holmes... UCCASS - PHP Su

[PHP] php mysql--mysqli persistent connections...

2004-07-30 Thread bruce
hi.. in looking over mysqli/mysql constructs, i noticed that mysqli doesn't appear to support persistent connections. is this correct, did i miss something..??? without using persistent connections/transactional processing, how is one supposed to accomplish handling db transactions across multipl