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DBIx creates connection at every query?
Or it uses sheared dbhandle?
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DBIx::Class re-uses existing connections. It checks if connections are still open: if so they are re-used otherwise it reconnects.Please note DBIx::Class is not sharing connections: every my $schema = My::DB->connect('dbi:mysql:DB', 'user', 'secret_password'); will remain separate from every other connection, but every query within an individual $schema will re-use the same connection as long as it is still open. Connections only get closed when the script finishes or when explicitly closed ($schema->disconnect;) or when timed-out server-side.
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I am using DBIx::Class and when I look at the processlist (mysql) all the connections are in state of sleep. I am using mod_perl so the scripts should be staying alive. Is it recommended to call disconnect each time or to try and re-use the existing connection?
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Sorry, thought I was logged in. This applies to the post above.
I also tried using Apache::DBI and it didn't seem to work and I have since read this is not recommended either. Is that not a good solution?
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