On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 8:28 AM, Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers < sahana...@windhorse.biz> wrote:
> > Both of those aproaches predicate a single client using the server. Let's > say I have two routines called A & B that both use the server and have > reqires directives in their scripts. > > a script called C calls A which calls B > another script D calls B then calls A > Are both script 'a script' and script 'another script' run from the command line? What 'runs' these scripts? A person from the command line, or some software application? > > My problem is not shutting it down, but rather knowing when it is > apropriate to shut it down. > Whatever is using the database server has to know when it is appropraite to shut it down. If it is a person, create a program that starts the server and a program that stops the server. Then instruct the person to run the start up program first thing and to run the shut down program last thing. If it is some software application, then start the server on application start up, and shut the server down when the application ends. -- Mark Miesfeld
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