Having cross-process persistent connection pool for PDO would be
great. Having a better system on the DB side would be great too (as it
looks to be for Oracle).
The MySQL server test looks promising. I like the Apache 2.2 model of
using epoll to have one thread handle all the keep-alive
Christopher Jones wrote:
I guess MySQL folks are also looking into Java like connection pooling:
http://krow.livejournal.com/487174.html
Besides there are some third-party solutions like SQLRelay
http://sqlrelay.sourceforge.net/
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On 2/6/07, Rasmus Lerdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A couple of points. mysqli doesn't have persistent connections because
the authors of that particular extension don't think it is a good idea.
It's not a PHP-wide thing, PDO and others do have it.
Yes, point taken. I just figured they were
Thanks! That is a blast from the past! I never got it working
properly, and since using PHP in FastCGI mode has eliminated the
problem by 80%+, hopefully I won't have to revisit it. But thanks
again! I never know!
-s
On 2/7/07, Reinis Rozitis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christopher Jones wrote:
From my experience with PHP over the years, in setups with both low
and high traffic, I'd like to humbly put out a suggestion: have PHP
include its own FastCGI SAPI in PHP 5.x and make it the
default/recommended in PHP 6. Oh, and allow persistent connections in
db apis again (like mysqli).
The
steve wrote:
Oh, and allow persistent connections in db apis again (like mysqli).
It might happen. Wez Furlong was contemplating a persistent
connection implementation for the generic PDO interface following
on from the persistent connection model in the oci8 extension for
Oracle.
As an
Christopher Jones wrote:
steve wrote:
Oh, and allow persistent connections in db apis again (like mysqli).
It might happen. Wez Furlong was contemplating a persistent
connection implementation for the generic PDO interface following
on from the persistent connection model in the oci8
A couple of points. mysqli doesn't have persistent connections because
the authors of that particular extension don't think it is a good idea.
It's not a PHP-wide thing, PDO and others do have it.
If you are going to FastCGI for performance and scalability reasons
because you don't want a
