Fix flaky connection count in mysql test #18040
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Use connection ID instead of count to check whether we're using a persistent connection. This allows the test to be run in parallel with the other tests, but also protects against the possibility that some other service connects to the mysql server.
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Use connection ID instead of count to check whether we're using a persistent connection. This allows the test to be run in parallel with the other tests, but also protects against the possibility that some other service connects to the mysql server.