Mysql Killing The Connection After X Seconds
I'm running mysql 4.0.20a on Windows XP Pro. I have a java web
application that connects to the database for storing persistent java
classes.
I am running into a problem when I leave my application running
overnight... I try to log in to my page in the morning and it gives
me a JDBC Exception. If I restart the web server (not the mysql
server) and then try to log in to my app runs fine.
In trying to troubleshoot I've used the mysql control center to show
the processes of the mysql server and it shows that my web app doesn't
really disconnect after running a query, it just sleeps.
Does mysql kill a connection if it has been sleeping for a long time?
How do I change this? How do I find out how many seconds of sleeping
before mysql kills the connection?
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