Are you troubled by the “MySQL server has gone away” error? You need not bother anymore. It indicates the database connection has timed out and can’t complete the requested operation. It often arises when a particular query is complex (and takes a long time to execute) or “idle” (which means after going too long without any connection, the server closes the connection).
One possible solution is to try reconnecting to the database by using the mysql_reconnect function, which could be called prior to every query being executed. This would give the applications the ability to re-create the connection before executing a query whenever the server has dropped the connection (and therefore minimizes the chance of encountering this error again).
Alternative Option
If this does not solve the problem, you can consider additional troubleshooting options. There are very useful communities and open platforms from which developers share a great deal of guides and practical use.
Consider GitHub, Stack Overflow, Fiverr, or expert advice from others who have experienced the same errors and have proficiency in resolving this problem quickly and effectively.
