Re: Persistant Connection

2001-02-10 Thread Benjamin Pflugmann

Hello.

On Fri, Feb 09, 2001 at 09:53:45AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Good Morning:
 
 We have a system of databases (in the plural) which number in the hundreds
 on individual servers.  I want to open a persistant connection on the server
 and switch databases without closing the handle in DBI and reopening it.

The SQL command "USE database" should work.

 Is this possible without getting a rollback warning using DBI?

Hm. What is the exact message? Do you use BDB tables? If yes, maybe an
explicit COMMIT helps? (did not use BDB tables myself, yet).

I nothing else help, you can always work-around the problem by
explicitly stating the database name in your queries (which is not
pretty, but works), like

SELECT * FROM mydatabase.thetable WHERE some condition

Bye,

Benjamin.


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Persistant Connection

2001-02-09 Thread Ruben I Safir - Brooklyn Linux Solutions CEO

Good Morning:

We have a system of databases (in the plural) which number in the hundreds
on individual servers.  I want to open a persistant connection on the server
and switch databases without closing the handle in DBI and reopening it.

Is this possible without getting a rollback warning using DBI?

Ruben



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