Voxen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There's no "like" - you do use connection pointer directly from
thread B. The fact that the piece of code thread B currently
executes is a method of an object that happened to be created by
thread A is immaterial.
That clears things and it shows me I need to open/close the database
locally when a method is called by several threads.
Well, you can have each thread open a connection, then pass it along as
a parameter to whatever function the thread needs to call. This way, the
method would always operate on a connection associated with whatever
thread were calling it, and you won't have to keep opening and closing
connections all the time.
Igor Tandetnik
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