At 23:10 11/07/00 -0400, Jeffery Collins wrote:
>It seems like a first step would be to just have postmaster cache unused
>connections. In other words if a client closes a connection, postmaster
>keeps the connection and the child process around for the next connect
>request. This has many of your advantages, but not all. However, it seems
>like it would be simpler than attempting to multiplex a connection between
>multiple clients.
>
Add the ability to tell the postmaster to keep a certain number of 'free'
servers (up to a max total, of course), and you can then design your apps
to connect/disconnect very quickly. This way you don't need to request a
client to get off - you trust the app designer to disconnect whenever they
can.
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