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Why doesn't PHP's max_persistent setting limit the total number of ODBC connections to my database?

Please see the question Why does phpinfo() display Active Persistent Links of 0/1 when I know there are more open connections to my database?

The max_persistent limit is a per HTTP server process. Setting max_persistent to 1 does not limit the total number of ODBC connections to 1. Eventually, all the HTTP server children will probably have 1 connection to the database.

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  • PHP

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