Frank Wiles wrote:
3) Try things without Apache::DBI. In some situations Apache::DBI
and persistant connections are crucial, but I have found with
several apps in the past that it made little to no difference
in the end user experience. It is at least worth a try to see
if the performance change is something you can live with.
Adding my own two cents....
MySQL's connect() speed is insignifigant generally comapared to anything else
you might do in a request cycle.
If you're using a different database such as Oracle, the connect speed is more
of an issue.
Of course, if you have millions of connects() it eventually does add up.
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