Mardy wrote:
> This works, but my problem is that SQL connections (MySQL or sqlite) don't
> get closed when the script execution finishes, and at the next execution
> of a CGI they may lock the database (this is especially true with sqlite,
> but even mysql on Windows gave me these problems).
You
Le die Fri, 02 Dec 2005 11:34:45 +, Steve Holden ha scribite:
> Note that if you are using execfile()then the best structure for your
> scripts would be something like:
>
> conn = db.open()
> try:
> #do CGI stuff
> finally:
> conn.close()
That was of great help! Thanks!
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Mardy wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm starting to think the way I've implemented my program
> (http://www.mardy.it/eligante) is all wrong.
> Basically, what I want is a web application, which might run as CGI
> scripts in apache (and this is working) or even as a standalone
> application, in which case it
Hi all,
I'm starting to think the way I've implemented my program
(http://www.mardy.it/eligante) is all wrong.
Basically, what I want is a web application, which might run as CGI
scripts in apache (and this is working) or even as a standalone
application, in which case it would use it's own inter
