I've gone through the mailing list archives on the subject of persistent
connections, trying to figure out how to end the threads that mysqld
creates, once I'm done.

How would I set a program to have NON-persistent connections? 
I was planning to get the thread id, and use mysql_kill in the following
manner:

unsigned long thread_id =0;
assert (mysql_errno(connptr) == 0);
thread_id = mysql_thread_id (connptr); <--- seg fault here

I have attempted this with the root user, and it still segfaults.
I am running mysql-3.23.33, compiled from source with 
        prefix=/usr/local/mysql/ 
        enable-thread-safe-client
        with-pthreads
        with-debug
and I am linking against mysqlclient_r
Running under Redhat 6.1

Any suggestions?

Thanx,
Brian K. Hlady
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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