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On 12/30/2014 08:43 AM, Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
I am working on enhancing the ping() method of DBD::Pg. The goal of
that is for a user to be able to determine if the connection to the
database is still valid.
This entire concept is flawed. IMO
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Andrew Gierth asked:
this is to send a simple SELECT via PQexec
Why not PQexec(conn, ) ?
Because I want to leave a good clue for debugging; so
DBAs are better able to figure out where a mystery slew of
queries is coming from. The query
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I am working on enhancing the ping() method of DBD::Pg. The goal of that
is for a user to be able to determine if the connection to the database
is still valid. The basic way we do this is to send a simple SELECT via
PQexec and then check for
Greg == Greg Sabino Mullane g...@turnstep.com writes:
Greg I am working on enhancing the ping() method of DBD::Pg. The
Greg goal of that is for a user to be able to determine if the
Greg connection to the database is still valid. The basic way we do
Greg this is to send a simple SELECT via
On 12/29/14, 6:43 PM, Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
I am working on enhancing the ping() method of DBD::Pg. The goal of that
is for a user to be able to determine if the connection to the database
is still valid.
This is actually a VERY common thing for monitoring frameworks to do.
Currently,
