Description:
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You should be able to keep a database connection open (like persistent connections) and execute transactions for mysql in another script for that specific mysql user and ip address.

At the moment might apache create a new child process for a new http request and that makes it impossible to reuse the open database connection, because this new apache child process creates also a new database connection.

The idea is that you can insert/delete/update in the mysql database and check the consequences in related scripts. When you do not like that, then you should be able to rollback and otherwise commit.

Expected result:
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Full control of keeping database connections open and reuse them.