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[Rolan Yang]

The command to look for is mysql_pconnect. If you need to change code, 
you will likely need to change more than just the pconnect. It's 
probably safe and easier to enable it in the php.ini

~Rolan

Nick wrote:
> I am in the process of moving a  site that  contains a lot of php with 
> mysql.  I was getting some errors that led me to the fact that the 
> php.ini values for the old site were: mysql.allow_persistent =ON, Active 
> Persistent Links = 2, Active Links = 2.  For the new site, these were: 
> mysql.allow_persistent=OFF, Active Persistent Links = 0, Active Links = 0.
>
> Does anyone  know the "correct/safe or standard" values for these 
> settings and what I need to look for in my code when changing this from 
> ON to OFF.  The errors I receive are per a class called 'user' which 
> refers to data in a mysql table of the same name.  I realize this is 
> somewhat vague but any thoughts or recommendations would be much 
> appreciated.  Thanks.
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