2) if it does, check that the script your user is executing as (non-root, possibly the web user) has permissions to that you may need to change it to /tmp/mysql.sock or grant world-readable permissions to /var/lib/mysql ... i found this really weird and was banging my head ag...
I am sure I have done this before, but quite possibly in a more up-to-date version; is this not possible in MySQL 5.5? Subject Views Written By Posted MySQL 5.5 - can't discard tablespace for partitioned tables? 1514 Jan Andersen ...
The key to prepared statements on the SAME DB connection IS to 'Exhaust' the result set from the 1st query, BEFORE executing any other query. If you wish to have 2 active prepared statements returning data to the process, they **MUST** be using separate DBConnections (possibly to the sam...