Re: [GENERAL] Pg + perl + apache

2004-02-18 Thread Lincoln Yeoh
You could try something like this: Assuming you are using perl+DBI (as per your examples). If you are using modperl: [modperl can override the connect to db for connection reuse/pooling] begin cgi web app: connect to db rollback do stuff do more stuff commit if ok by default rollback disconnect.

[GENERAL] Pg + perl + apache

2004-02-15 Thread Michael L. Artz
I'm having some odd issues, but I'm not sure exactly the cause of them, but postgres is the component in the system that is throwing the errors, so I thought I'd start here. I have built a web application that uses postgres (7.3.2) as its backend, with the front being an Apache2/mod_perl

Re: [GENERAL] Pg + perl + apache

2004-02-15 Thread Martijn van Oosterhout
On Sat, Feb 14, 2004 at 04:35:58PM -0500, Michael L. Artz wrote: I'm having some odd issues, but I'm not sure exactly the cause of them, but postgres is the component in the system that is throwing the errors, so I thought I'd start here. snip with the corresponding postgresql.log entry

Re: [GENERAL] Pg + perl + apache

2004-02-15 Thread Tom Lane
Michael L. Artz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Anway, DBD::Pg throws random errors into my logs, along the lines of what is below (the lines beginning with SQL are debug statements from the script, and are the lines references by the DBD error. LOG: statement: SELECT session_key

Re: [GENERAL] Pg + perl + apache

2004-02-15 Thread Ian Barwick
On Saturday 14 February 2004 22:35, Michael L. Artz wrote: (...) If anyone has seen anything like this before (i.e. random errors in a similar apache/mod_perl) situation, or might have any pointers as to where to look next, let me know. What would cause postgres to return an error for a