Thanks for the reply, I had found the autoReconnect parameter and that
seeme to solve my problem. I heard there is an over head associated
with that though but I don't believe it to be a problem for me at this
time.
On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 22:22, Glenn Nielsen wrote:
If your are using the
If your are using the mm.mysql JDBC driver add the autoReconnect=true
arg to your mysql connect url. With this the mysql jdbc driver will
reconnect to the db if it looses the connection.
Then you can set your minIdle to 1, and your mysql db can timeout
its connection after the default 8 hours.
