Hi,
I am trying to use plperl for one of my triggers. The trigger executes a
query.
So I am preparing the query and caching it as below:
if (!defined $_SHARED{'base_table_query'}) {
my $base_columns_query = "select column_name from
information_schema.columns where
table_schema = '$_TD->{table_schema}'
and table_name = \$1";
$_SHARED{'base_table_query'} = spi_prepare($base_columns_query,
'text');
}
$result = spi_exec_prepared($_SHARED{'base_table_query'},
$base_table_name);
Now, in a batch update (involving 1000s of records), the trigger itself fires
for each update.
I will get maximum performance benefit, if I can keep the prepared query in
the
global cache across trigger invocation.
In effect, there is no logical point to call spi_freeplan()
Will the plan be freed when the db session / connection closes
Will it lead to any memory leaks (typically my db connections are open for long
time ) ?
Thanks
Anupama.
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