Hi Saulo, thank you for the solution. In my project, I access the MySQL database. I can call and run queries through the program. If you inspect the attached image, I call queries and execute them until they become become dysfunctional or not called at all.
I found a solution and increased the maximum number of connections with the
SET GLOBAL max_connections = 150;
However, it didn't affect the outcome.
How can I overcome this situation?
I also posted this question on Stack Overflow.
If you want to inspect the code,
Hi Saulo, thank you for the solution. In my project, I access the MySQL database. I can call and run queries through the program. If you inspect the attached image, I call queries and execute them until they become become dysfunctional or not called at all.
I found a solution and increased the maximum number of connections with the
SET GLOBAL max_connections = 150;
However, it didn't affect the outcome.
How can I overcome this situation?
I also posted this question on Stack Overflow.
If you want to inspect the code,
stackoverflow.com/questions/594727...
Hey man, sorry I took so long. I've been absolutely busy haha
This post is pretty outdated, so instead of creating a lot of connections, you should create a connection pool.
This might help you: stackoverflow.com/questions/184965...