What happens if you keep the original connection open and ALWAYS query with
that connection
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From: Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 6:41 AM
Subject: 1040 error, too many connections?
I'm running a series of queries from a Python program using the MySQLdb
module. The program opens a connection and then procedes to make two
queries and then close the connection. It does this for each file
provided as an argument to the program so there can be quite a few such
cycles. I'm getting an 1040 error of 'Too many connections'. I can't
figure out how this program would ever have more than one connection
open at a time. Could anyone explain what I'm doing wrong? I've tried
forcing the connection closed at the end of each cycle but that doesn't
seem to help. Thanks.
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