On 11/17/05, Kevin Dangoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It really turned out to be a red herring for me (this was in my "how completely do I not understand threading?" week). How do other databases handle this?
I got the idea from Apache::DBI, which pings any cached database handlers before invoking your method.
Can't say --- so far, this application is strictly read-only and I'm not using SQLObject for anything other than the connection. If I were writing, the ping would happen before I started the transaction (this is me, falling in the "let me control my own transactions, thank you" camp ;-)
Roger
Sounds like a good thing to build in, because I'm sure you're not the
only one who will need it.
It really turned out to be a red herring for me (this was in my "how completely do I not understand threading?" week). How do other databases handle this?
I got the idea from Apache::DBI, which pings any cached database handlers before invoking your method.
You haven't had any weirdness with transactions?
Can't say --- so far, this application is strictly read-only and I'm not using SQLObject for anything other than the connection. If I were writing, the ping would happen before I started the transaction (this is me, falling in the "let me control my own transactions, thank you" camp ;-)
Roger
