Hi,
I change the method of use DBI with ApacheDBI-0.87 and
all work fine
thanks
At 06:46 AM 8/11/2000 +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi,
>
> I try to use
$req_rec->connection->aborted() for abort the
> long request if user press stop. But it always return 0 .
>
As I alre
Hi,
>
> I try to use $req_rec->connection->aborted() for abort the
> long request if user press stop. But it always return 0 .
>
As I already wrote, Apache will not recognize that the connection is aborted
until you write anything to the client. Unless you have set
optEarlyHttpHeader,
Hi,
I try to use
$req_rec->connection->aborted() for abort the
long request if user press stop. But it always return 0 .
Exist any report of memory
leaks ? ,with :
Apache/1.3.12
mod_perl/1.24
DBI 1.4
DBD::Oracle
1.06
thanks in advan
> Is the memory freed if the request is not canceled?
>
> Yes
>
> Do you get the same behaviour without the database query?
>
> No ... only with a long query that user cancel from Browser .
>
> The Browser stop transaction but httpd continue work
>
Yes, the httpd can't know that
At 08:54 PM 8/9/2000 +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
Hello,
>
>
I have a request that execute a query to Oracle Database,
> all work fine.
>
>
But if user cancel the request in browser the httpd daemon
> running embperl don't free a memory.
>
>
I'm tested th
Hello,
>
>I have a request that execute a query to Oracle Database,
> all work fine.
>
> But if user cancel the request in browser the httpd daemon
> running embperl don't free a memory.
>
> I'm tested this problem with solaris and linux intel redhat
6.1
Hello,
I have a request that execute a query to Oracle Database,
all work fine.
But if user cancel the request in browser the httpd daemon
running embperl don't free a memory.
I'm tested this problem with solaris and linux intel redhat 6.1.
Any idea ?
