> Not on that much evidence; but trying to pass a libpq connection across
> a fork is usually risky. The trouble is that both parent and child
> processes now hold copies of the open socket connection, but only one of
> them can safely work with it. It could be that you've closed the libpq
> connection in one process and that killed its usability in the other.
Thanks Tom, that is pretty much the conclusion I came to. I think I
need to close the db connection prior to the fork and then re-open in
the new child.
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