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MySQL 60 Second Time Out - Any Work Around?


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Is there any way to prevent mysql from timing out after 60 second without a connection? I am having trouble with php pages taking a long time loading on my web host. I call them, but they said it was a temporary overload on my domain. The thing is, temporary doesn't seem temporary; it seems like a lot longer then that.

 

So does any one know a way to display database content with mysql after 60 seconds with no connection? I'm sure the answer probably is "no", but I figure it would not hurt to ask.

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