I have an external method that opens its own connection to MySQL and performs a few reads and updates, then I close the connection. Apparently closing the connection does not really close things off as the connections are persistent. Eventually, I run out and things grind to a halt. Is there a way to force the connection to really die? (The obvious alternative is to either have a single connection which persists in the external method or to fetch the connection from Zope, either of which will work, of course.)
Dennis Allison wrote at 2003-7-1 15:28 -0700:
I have an external method that opens its own connection to MySQL and performs a few reads and updates, then I close the connection. Apparently closing the connection does not really close things off as the connections are persistent. Eventually, I run out and things grind to a halt. Is there a way to force the connection to really die?
"Close" should close. If it does not, this almost surely is a bug you should report to the author. Dieter
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