a 100% cpu process is pretty rude, I don't think that the network bandwidth
(even if it is only 10Mpbs) would cause your problem, so I doubt that's it.
Ok, check the following:
1) max connections setting in mysql (might be out of connections)
2) check physical memory remaining (rogue process? see
> how can i track that a particular session is still active or not.
> so how can i get it.
Ever heard "I think therefore I am!" ? ;)
bool connection_aborted();
bool connnection_timeout();
0/1/2 connection_status();
0 = normal, 1 = aborted, 2 = timeout
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PHP
Hi guys
Many thanks for your replies. I did originally use the CGI version, but
earlier today built a second machine, and clean installed IIS5 and PHP
4.3.2 onto it, using the ISAPI module - and now connect to the remote
MySQL database.
Unfortunately, I'm getting pretty much the same 100% usage
Hello,
With Linux, I use C language with make and gcc. I use buildconf and
configure as it was explained in the php documentation. But this
documentation is really poor for informations about how to compile this same
module for win32. I think I would use Visual C++ but I don't no exactly how.
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Yes, ok for gcc, I have a cygwin copy, but for buildconf, and configure I
don't know how to replace them !
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Ika
"Adam Zey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de
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> I've never done it, but I'd imagine you'd be able to get a copy of gcc for
> windows and compile it.
