STL Container of Custom Classes Doesn't Hold Member's Values?

Your copy-constructor creates a temporary connection instance with the specified values and immediately destroys it, leaving the newly copy-constructed object completely uninitialized. A correct, idiomatic copy-constructor would be.

You should almost never write a copy constructor yourself. If in doubt, don't do it. The cases when you will need to write one are.

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