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Originally Posted by kurta999 If I change pool_size in mysql_connect() to 20 and I'll use mysql_pquery, then this will be very fast? If server will use lot of resources, it doesn't matter.

If your server has a CPU with 20 cores, sure.
I don't think that a value greater than '8' would really make sense. Your queries would have to take several seconds to execute (and I'm talking about EVERY query you send) to make a use of a connection pool size greater than 8 really reasonable.

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Originally Posted by PowerPC603 I'm using R34 of your plugin and I have a question. Why does "mysql_connect" return 1, even when MySQL isn't running?[...]

"1" is the ID of the connection handle and does not represent the state (true/false) of a successfully established connection to a database.
If you call "mysql_connect", the plugin creates a connection handler, not a direct connection to a database. Internally the plugin directly connects to a database and this connection might fail. But the creation of a connection handler is guaranteed to be always successful.

EDIT: lol, third reply to the same question, I really need to speed up on answering