thanks for the help.
Calling dispose on all engines did fix the error for me.
Michael Bayer wrote:
> there are many on this list who dont think very highly of global
> variables ! :)
>
> id advise using your own create_engine function to keep track of created
> engines before calling SA's create
there are many on this list who dont think very highly of global
variables ! :)
id advise using your own create_engine function to keep track of
created engines before calling SA's create_engine strategy, and/or
monkeypatch sqlalchemy.create_engine to do so:
atexit_engines = []
I am using threadlocal.
Is there any global name that I can call in atexit function. The atexit
function is registered before any database stuff is accessed. The engine
create is ' engine = create_engine(connect_string,
strategy='threadlocal')'. In the atexit function I just want to
close
maybe engine.dispose() to explicitly close off everything first
On Jul 23, 2006, at 6:15 PM, Mike Bernson wrote:
> I am using ssh to port forward the connection to the database.
>
> I have some code that execute before any sqlalchemy that sets up a
> port forward from local host to mysql databas
I am using ssh to port forward the connection to the database.
I have some code that execute before any sqlalchemy that sets up a
port forward from local host to mysql database host. In this function
I do atexit to kill off the ssh that has the port forward.
I get a the following error when the p
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