Dean
It is the number of concurrent connections
They disappear either when they are closed by the application which has
opened them, or when wait_timeout expires for inactive connections
The wait_timeout is by default at 28800 seconds, so it will take quite a
long time before they disappear (didn't calculate the number of hours
though)
Freddie
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Von: Rochester, Dean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Montag, 8. März 2004 15:14
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Betreff: max used connections question
Does this number indicate the current number of connections or the max
number of connections during the current uptime?
We have this number max set to 200 from the default 100
how does this number go down during uptime?
It hovers around 30 - 40 but sometimes goes to 90
But it does not seem to go back down without restarting the mysql service
Dean-O
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