Unable To Connect To Database Server. Can't Connect To MySQL Server On 'localhost' (10055)
I am running a PHP application with mySQL . Some times it gives the following error.
I do not understrand why this error occures .
today i am using the application but it is not giving the error but error occures yested day .
Unable to connect to Database Server. Can't connect to MySQL server on 'localhost' (10055).
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