On Tuesday, 05 June 2012 10:52:54 Erik Scholtz wrote:
> thanks for your answer, which confirms my observation on this: Do you
> have documents that will explain this behaviour in detail?
Simple explanation, you have a single thread of execution. It can either block
on the database or watch for e
André,
thanks for your answer, which confirms my observation on this: Do you
have documents that will explain this behaviour in detail?
Greetings,
Erik
If a http-connection drops (for any reason), while a huge amount of
data is loaded from the database to the webserver, will Apache::DBI
canc
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 3:43 PM, André Warnier wrote:
> So, if the response handler (which runs your script/program which runs the
> DBI code) is busy doing something with the database server, but not writing
> anything back to the client, it will happily continue doing that for as long
> as it tak
Erik Scholtz wrote:
Hi,
I have a small question about the Apache::DBI behaviour:
If a http-connection drops (for any reason), while a huge amount of data
is loaded from the database to the webserver, will Apache::DBI cancel
the loading (means cancel the query) or will it continue loading the
Hi,
I have a small question about the Apache::DBI behaviour:
If a http-connection drops (for any reason), while a huge amount of data
is loaded from the database to the webserver, will Apache::DBI cancel
the loading (means cancel the query) or will it continue loading the
data till the end (m
