I have a question regarding "connection for xxyy established" The situation below shows records being added to 3 tables which are heavily populated. We never "update" any table, only read from them. Or we delete a full-day worth of records from them.
The question is: Is this method of repeatedly establishing and re-establishing database connections with the same 3 tables efficient? As in, is there a better way to add data?
Apr 25 03:38:47 saw alert_mgr[33696]: Database connection for Tbl_A established Apr 25 03:38:51 saw alert_mgr[33698]: Database connection for Tbl_B established Apr 25 03:38:54 saw alert_mgr[33700]: Database connection for Tbl_A established Apr 25 03:38:55 saw alert_mgr[25182]: user_new_locked: added 64 entries (66880 total) Apr 25 03:38:57 saw alert_mgr[33702]: Database connection for Tbl_B established Apr 25 03:38:59 saw alert_mgr[33704]: Database connection for Tbl_A established Apr 25 03:39:02 saw alert_mgr[33706]: Database connection for Tbl_B established Apr 25 03:39:04 saw alert_mgr[33708]: Database connection for Tbl_C established Apr 25 03:39:05 saw alert_mgr[33710]: Database connection for Tbl_A established Apr 25 03:39:06 saw alert_mgr[25182]: user_new_locked: added 64 entries (66944 total) Apr 25 03:39:06 saw alert_mgr[33712]: Database connection for Tbl_B established Apr 25 03:39:08 saw alert_mgr[33714]: Database connection for Tbl_A established Apr 25 03:39:11 saw alert_mgr[33716]: Database connection for Tbl_B established Apr 25 03:39:13 saw alert_mgr[33718]: Database connection for Tbl_A established Apr 25 03:39:15 saw alert_mgr[25182]: user_new_locked: added 64 entries (67008 total) Apr 25 03:39:18 saw alert_mgr[33720]: Database connection for Tbl_B established
