When we make a new connection to the database (MySQL in this case), it
appears that the dialect has some initialization functions than run
several queries:
connection duration rows query
primary_slave/tid=9276117 4.014ms 1 'SELECT DATABASE()'
primary_slave/tid=9276117 1.868ms 1 "SELECT CAST('test
unicode
returns' AS CHAR(60)) AS anon_1"
primary_slave/tid=9276117 8.586ms 8 "SHOW VARIABLES LIKE
'character_set%'"
primary_slave/tid=9276117 4.056ms 1 "SHOW VARIABLES LIKE
'lower_case_table_names'"
primary_slave/tid=9276117 8.084ms 126 'SHOW COLLATION'
primary_slave/tid=9276117 30.873ms 1 "SHOW VARIABLES LIKE
'sql_mode'"
Is there a way to eliminate the need to make these queries ? Though we
of course don't open new connections often, it does happen and adding
this overhead for information that probably shouldn't change seems
unnecessary.
(MySQL 5.0.x, sqlalchemy 6.0beta)
Rhett
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