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Re: TIPool


Hi,

I once thought about this and for e.g. MySQL this is a piece of cake in theory because the only thing you need to do is
hack a few line of the DBD::mysql-code to get the connection pointer from apr_dbd and not create one from scratch.

Tom

Thomas schrieb:
It wasn't intended to be.  It was going to be a pool of DBI handles,
assuming that those could be made shareable between threads.  If your
goal is to use apr_dbd from Perl, you should probably look at writing
a DBD:: module that uses apr_dbd as a backend.

- Perrin
    

I just bought 'the Apache Modules Book' and the chapter about the Apache Database Framework was a very interesting one. So I thought that if Apache has a good scaleable SQl backend why not use it.

Would it make any sense to write a DBD module that uses apr_dbd as a backend?

Better performance and less memory maybe ?


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Thomas


  


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