Hello,
I am using MySQL in a booking system I am working on. I decided to use an
embedded server so downloaded 5.0.45 from source and compiled it with the
embedded library enabled.
It works fine except that disconnecting seems to take an exceptionally
long time. Relevant lines from the log file are,
connect_to_server()
User 50mS, System 50mS, Real 100mS
...
process_statement()
User 0mS, System 0mS, Real 20mS
...
disconnect_from_server()
User 40mS, System 0mS, Real 2290mS
The disconnect_from_server() function calls mysql_close_connection() and
mysql_library_end().
Using the mysql command with a server daemon the 'quit;' command seems to
execute immediately.
(The platform is a SUN Ultra 45 running Solaris 10 and gcc version 3.4.6)
So a couple of questions,
Is a long disconnect time from an embedded server to be expected or am I
doing something wrong ?
I decided not to use a server daemon since I didn't want to risk it not
being available when my program ran. Is this too pessimistic a view of
server availability, under what circumstances would a running server
become unavailable (ie. crash or refuse connections) ?
TTFN,
Philip Riebold, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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