The issue here is that the sql_connect() bind and initialize the internal
database handle structure. If this is not properly done, the module can't
operate later on the database. If you want to implement a change like this, I
would suggest to dig a bit deeper in the code.
One idea would be to periodically trigger (e.g. with a timer) a check if the DB
got available, and then initialize it properly. Probably also necessary would
be a protection of every DB access with a lock, to prevent errors during the
initialization (because of the Kamailio multi-process architecture).
If you are interested in digging into that feel free to discuss your approach
on our sr-dev list. If you managed to get a first working version, then just
open a pull request for a review.
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