I am using ibase_connect, but have just hammered the server using
ibase_pconnect, without finding any appreciable difference (hammered = 1000
connections in +- 30 seconds)

I do not know if I am using super server or classic. Please advise how to
find out.

Interbase support is compiled into PHP.

Thanks

----- Original Message -----
From: "Milan Babuskov" <albis@...>
To: <firebird-support@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 6:26 PM
Subject: Re: [firebird-support] Insane CPU usage on Firebird v 1.0


> evan@... wrote:
> > Everything looked sweet until I started getting PHP-level errors about
not
> > being able to connect to the database. Check the box the database is
running
> > on (2.8 GHz dual processors) and running top found that gds_inet_server
is
> > munching 100% of resources, even with as few as 10 connections open.
More
> > worrying, some processes are staying alive like the goddamned BeeGees,
in
> > excess of half an hour at a time. I explicitly close every connection to
the
> > database in my code with ibase_close();
>
> Are you using ibase_connect or ibase_pconnect ?
> What version of Firebird are you using SS or CS ?
> How does PHP interface to FB. Do you have interbase.so extension or you
> compiled interbase support into php?
>
> I guess I have more questions than answers...
>
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> Milan Babuskov
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