Dear Mike I m interested Please send them
Mark
I use a homegrown scheme for connection persistence now - it explicitly
closes all persistent connections when Python exits. No problems since
then. You could add that to DBUtils, too, I guess. Alternatively, I could
also send you my code if you're interested. Michael.
On 1/2/07, Michael Palmer <m_palmer45-FFYn/[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I'm not sure how you configured your flup, but probably you didn't ask for
> more than 100 persistent connections?
>
> I ran into the same problem with DBUtils and MySQLdb, even when there
> should have been only 10 persistent connections.
>
> If I didn't overlook something, DBUtils doesn't close connections when the
> Python process exits. So, I suspect that when the application server gets
> restarted frequently (i.e. during development), all those abandoned
> connections will pile up inside the database server and at some point
> exhaust its connection pool.
>
> I use a homegrown scheme for connection persistence now - it explicitly
> closes all persistent connections when Python exits. No problems since
> then. You could add that to DBUtils, too, I guess. Alternatively, I could
> also send you my code if you're interested. Michael.
>
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