> Peter, Ragnar,
>
> > > Are there ones that you use which might use several different connections
> > > to send a series of queries from a single web-user, less than 5 seconds
> > > apart?
> >
> > Using Apache/Perl I often have a situation where we're sending several
> > queries from the same user (web client) within seconds, or even
> > simultaneously, that use different connections.
>
> So from the sound of it, the connection methods I've been using are the
> exception rather than the rule. Darn, it worked well for us. :-(
>
> What this would point to is NOT being able to use Slony-I for database server
> pooling for most web applications. Yes? Users should look to pgCluster and
> C-JDBC instead.
Yup. That's the limitaion of async replication solutions.
> BTW, Tatsuo, what's the code relationship between pgPool and pgCluster, if
> any?
PGCluster consists of three kind of servers, "load balance server",
"cluster server"(modified PostgreSQL backend) and "replication
server". I believe some of codes of pgpool are used in the load
balance server to avoid "re-invent a wheel". This is a beauty of open
source software project.
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Tatsuo Ishii
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