In the last episode (Nov 21), Bennett Haselton said:
Do you mean processes instead of threads?
(ps lists each *process* separately, along with its process ID, but
doesn't list separate threads within each process. If mysqld handles
each new connection by calling fork(), then I think fork()
At 7:14 PM -0800 11/21/01, Bennett Haselton wrote:
Each time I open a database handle (in perl code), does that cause a
new process to run, a new instance of mysqld? And each time I
disconnect the database handle ($dbh-disconnect() in perl code),
does that cause the number of running
Hi,
From previous message (I don't run linux), I believe that linux ps lists all
threads, and mysqld does create a thread for each connection.
Regards
Quentin
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From: Bennett Haselton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Do you mean processes instead of threads?
(ps lists each *process* separately, along with its process ID, but doesn't
list separate threads within each process. If mysqld handles each new
connection by calling fork(), then I think fork() creates a new process,
not a new thread.)
