On Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 3:55:51 AM UTC-8, Tiago Cardoso wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
>
> I would like to know whether there is the possibility to set the new
> #send_timeout and #recv_timeout methods from the OCI8 client.
>
> These are getter and setter methods and are (as of latest version) not
> passed to the initializer, which means, one has to have access to the raw
> connection to set them before starting to trigger queries.
>
> As far as I know, Sequel lazy-loads connections to the pool and does not
> allow one access to the raw connection. Is that in fact so? How could this
> be made patchable?
>
In terms of a patch, you can just add calls to the setter inside
Sequel::Oracle::Database#connect in the oracle adapter, if the
:send_timeout or :recv_timeout options are given.
Note that you already call the setters via an :after_connect proc:
DB = Sequel.connect('oracle://...', :after_connect=>{|c| c.send_timeout =
1; c.recv_timeout = 1})
Sequel offers plenty of opportunities to access the raw connections, it
doesn't try to hide them. It's easy to jump from high level Sequel code to
low-level code that deals directly with a connection.
Thanks,
Jeremy
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