Don't know if you can have two connections, sounds difficult in regard
to the DBM monad. Only the deveolopers will know.
However, two obvious solutions come to my mind: 1) build a result set
and process it after returning from DBM or 2) use two separate threads
and send the queried data from your
Hello Günther,
I know how to use Takusen with a *single* connection, but I cannot figure
out how to read from one database while inserting to another.
At present it's not possible. The lats time you asked about it, Oleg
and I tried a design where the DBM monad becomes a DBMT monad
transformer.
Hello Alistair,
sorry for asking twice, I had forgotten that.
I took some time to try to figure out how to do it and always concluded
from my understanding of Takusen that it shouldn't be possible. At least
it seems I got that right, which is good by itself :) .
Thank you for your troubles
Hi,
I know how to use Takusen with a *single* connection, but I cannot
figure out how to read from one database while inserting to another.
Could someone please explain to me how I can do that?
Günther
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