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mysql_thread_id() ??

mysql_thread_id() ??

2007-11-23       - By James Vanns

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I can't find anything in the Connection object that returns the MySQL thread ID
. Can it be added as a method please? Or do I simply have to update my library
version? I am using version 2.3.2.

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysql-thread-id.html

I need it to act as a temporary ID for the Connection object I am using. Should
be quite a simple call to add - you offer the kill method but no ID method that
would return the PID/Thread ID in order to pass in as a parameter!

Ta,

Jim

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James Vanns
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Framestore CFC Ltd.


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