Sorry to bump an old email, but was this changed at some point? (master) [dwar...@thebigwave gluon]$ grep pool_size\= * dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self,db,uri,pool_size=0,folder=None,db_codec ='UTF-8'): dal.py: def __init__(self, uri='sqlite://dummy.db', pool_size=0, folder=None, sql.py: def __init__(self, uri='sqlite://dummy.db', pool_size=0, sql.py: pool_size=0,
The default for every adapter type seems to be 0 not 10? On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 5:55 AM, Timothy Farrell <tfarr...@swgen.com> wrote: > When you create your model, there is a "pools" parameter that defaults to > 10. This means that the one web2py process will use a pool of 10 > connections on that one database. It leaves the connections open even after > the request is served so that they can serve the next connection without > having to reconnect to the database. > > -tim > > On 5/11/2010 3:58 AM, vihang wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I am trying to understand the possible performance setback if I try to >> open multiple db connections. Is there some mechanism in web2py which >> would optimizes the number of open connections to the database? >> >> Vihang >> > >
