Oh damn.
The class was missing the link identifier in one of the functions and that reset the rest of the class instances too.
Thanks, probably would have taken hours before i had taken a look at the class..
Check your class... Maybe it resets the connection each time you create it.
-----Original Message----- From: Mika Porspakka [mailto:mika.porspakka@xxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 12:23 To: php-db@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Losing MySQL connection with multiple database classes
Hello all.
I'm getting a weird problem trying to use a database class for multiple connections for different databases on the same server. Whenever I make a new instance of the class, all the previously opened class instances connect to that new MySQL database.
So, for example, if I have something like..:
-8<----- $dbcon1 = new databaseclass($server1,$user1,$pass1,$database1); $dbcon1->connect(); $dbcon1->query($sql);
$dbcon2 = new databaseclass($server2,$user2,$pass2,$database2); $dbcon2->connect(); $dbcon2->query($another_sql);
$dbcon1->query($yet_another_sql); -8<-----
the last query doesn't work since $dbcon1 seems to point now to the same database as $dbcon2, and by all that I have read this shouldn't be happening... should it?
Please, help is appreciated very much.
-Mika Porspakka
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