MySQL 1196: Too many connections.
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What is MySQL 1196: Too many connections.
When encountering the error "1196: Too many connections" in MySQL, follow these steps:
Check the current number of connections:
Run the following command in the MySQL shell to see how many connections are currently open:SHOW STATUS WHERE `variablename` = 'Threadsconnected';
Identify the source of connections:
Use this command to list all current connections, including the source host:SHOW PROCESSLIST;
Increase the connection limit temporarily (if possible and applicable):
Check the current limit:SHOW VARIABLES LIKE "max_connections"; If needed and your system resources allow, increase the number of connections temporarily:SET GLOBAL maxconnections = limit>; Replace `` with the new limit value. Be cautious with this step; ensure your server has enough resources to handle the increased limit.
Kill unnecessary or idle connections:
If you identify connections that are idle or not needed, you can terminate them using: KILL ; Replace `` with the ID of the thread you want to kill, obtained from the `SHOW PROCESSLIST` output.These steps should help mitigate the immediate issue. However, it's essential to investigate why the connection limit was reached to prevent future occurrences.
MySQL 1196: Too many connections.
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