Re: Proper procedure to close mysql queries!

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Hi Chris,
   
  Thanks for that, always wondered.  So what does just using '?>' do than?
   
  Must close eventually but I am guessing by using that as a close the connection times out after a set period of time and the 'pid' is killed, correct?
   
  J
   
   
   
   
   
  ---chris said---
  
mysql_close closes a database connection.

What do you mean by a php query to mysql ?

If you want to free memory from a mysql query result, mysql_free_result 
does that.


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