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"maximum connections" problem
Hi all,
I wrote some PHP page and had "maximum connections..." when connectting to database although I open/close connections manually. I use IIS web server , MySQL database server on Windows 2000 Professional. How to fix this problem? any problem among PHP,IIS and MySQL please help me. thanks. |
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I read on the Microsoft site (knowledge base article 308192) that Windows 2000 Professional is limited to 10 concurrent connections, and each client generally requires 3 connections.
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So, what am I suppose to do? I am new with IIS and I wish to do it on Apache, but requirements are clear.
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There are two connection issues. IIS on W2K Pro is limited to 10 user connections. Your database server on W2K Pro will be a desktop edition of SQL Server that probably has connection limits.
The solution, although expensive, is to get a server version of Windows and the server version of SQL Server with the Internet Connection license. |
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