Hi,
my goal is to save time at each request processing.
my context is a connection to an Oracle database with unfortunately poor
network response, so
in model.py , defining :
dbo = DAL(uri , auto_import = False, migrate = False , lazy_tables = False)
on every request it cost time to connect.
So, I decided to save the DAL object in a global variable.
I prefered doing
current.dbo = dbo
than
session.dbo = dbo
in the model file, as it's not user dependent.
and finally store it in the application cache :
current.dbo = cache.ram('dbo', lambda: dbo , time_expire=60*60)
then I only define table in other model/file dedicated to controller in a
conditional model way.
after test and debug it seems to work well (fell like saving time
connection) but is it web2py proofed ?
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