On 08/03/2012 16:23, ypg wrote:
I am using a single scoped_session instance to create the sessions,
Can we see some code, small preferably?
which is global to all the threads running in the web application.
That sounds like a really bad idea.
I
can solve this issue by creating a new session every time a request
comes in,
Yep, that's what a session is and that's what you should be doing.
avoid doing that. I'm using a "NullPool" connection to the database
engine, by the way, just in case that would change anything.
Why would you do that?
SQlite3 database backend
Why would you do that? ;-)
Chris
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