On Fri, Jan 11, 2002 at 10:44:05AM -0500, Chadwick Rolfs wrote:
> I seem to have figured out that pg_connect returns a resource ID that will
> not pass into another function, and that pg_pconnect does. I'm not too
> keen on the persistent connections. Can someone confirm this belief? I'm
> trying to remember where on php.net I read how to pass pg_connect
> resources to other functions, and haven't found it at functions,
> persistent connections, pg_connect or pg_pconnect.
Hmm--I've never had any problems with passing the database connection
handle from pg_connect into pg_exec (the only place you can really use it,
as far as I know).
On the other hand, I did have some problems with a multi-virtualhosted
system where persistent connections were being passed back and forth between
two different hosts with different databases, which confused some of the
transaction-handling bits.
(of course, I'm still not sure how much of a benefit there is with
persistant connections if you db is local [like most people's are], but that's
one to argue about somewhere else).
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