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mod_perl & Apache::DBI

smigster

Has anyone implement a persistent database connection using these modules? Or any other set of Perl-related tools?

Thanks in advance...

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laj1

Has anyone implement a persistent database connection using these modules? Or any other set of Perl-related tools?

Indeed, yes. In the past, I have. But not in relation to TeamSite.

Probably better to continue this discussion in private, or in the Bit Bucket forum.

Len.

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smigster

I'll gladly go private or Bit Bucket if you think there is no way to do so in a TS context. Maybe you might opine as to it's suitability for a TS DB-connectivity framework?

I'm trying to come up with a standardized, best approach to handling DB queries/updates for a range of different TS (Solaris) development projects involving Oracle. I'd love to know if the "view" beyond standard Perl DBI is "worth the climb" with regard to xSQL (which, I've been told, "easily" supports persistent connections), mod_perl & Apache: Smiley Very Happy

BI, and DataDeploy (with or without persistent DB connections).

Migrateduser

Did you ever get anywhere with this?

Is anyone using Apache: Smiley Very Happy

BI with TeamSite?