's not only libmysql.dll that suffers from this problem, it's also
the (original) client...
regards,
rene
- Original Message -
From: "Boulat Khakimov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "René Tegel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursda
Hi,
Here is the way I would fix that problem
(assuming you're a programmer)
write a simple function check_connection(MYSQL **conn) for example.
that will issue a query "SELECT NOW()" to mysql, if that query fails
that means connection to mySQL has gone away and the function has to
reconnects
I've ran into some problems when connecting to a mysql server over a
long-distance connection (i.e.: the internet). The first time a client
reconnects from a idle connection this reconnect fails, only the second time
it succeeds.
The main problem is that i've written a win32 app that connects to t
I've ran into some problems when connecting to a mysql server over a
long-distance connection (i.e.: the internet). The first time a client
reconnects from a idle connection this reconnect fails, only the second time
it succeeds.
The main problem is that i've written a win32 app that connects to t
