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From: Michael Peppler <mpeppler at peppler dot org>
Subject: Destroying.
Date: Apr 8 1999 9:29PM
David Hajoglou writes:
> After much toil over persistant connections, we decided against them for
> several reasons. So, now we do per script connection/disconnection. if I
> make a var $d the database handle, is this a good or bad way to disconnect
> the handle:
You use apache & modperl, correct?
Normally the my'd variable should be destroyed when the script exits,
but if this doesn't seem to be the case you can wrap your code in a
block {} or in a sub and the handle will automatically be destroyed
when it goes out of scope. You can verify this by setting the
Sybase::DBlib::debug() value to TRACE_DESTROY.
Michael
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