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DBExpress on a server/side
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PhilDGS
2008-07-28 23:43:06 UTC
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Hi Forum;

Is DBExpress 3 designed to work in the server-side of a multi-thier
application (Midas)?. And more specific question: is it thread-safe?.

In fact, I use it in that way, and it works fine with a few drivers tha I
tested (BDS2006 drivers). But now, there is one guy suggesting me it is not
designed for that.

Phil.
Dmitry Arefiev
2008-07-29 03:40:21 UTC
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Post by PhilDGS
Is DBExpress 3 designed to work in the server-side of a multi-thier
application (Midas)?.
Yes, it is.
Post by PhilDGS
And more specific question: is it thread-safe?.
Yes, it is.
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Martijn Tonies
2008-07-29 09:05:11 UTC
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Post by PhilDGS
Is DBExpress 3 designed to work in the server-side of a multi-thier
application (Midas)?.
Yes, it is.
Post by PhilDGS
And more specific question: is it thread-safe?.
Yes, it is.
It is?

Or only if you use a single connection per thread?
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Dmitry Arefiev
2008-07-29 17:26:32 UTC
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Post by Martijn Tonies
Or only if you use a single connection per thread?
Yes, but ...

I would say - if you are querieng connection just by only
single thread in each moment of time. Simplified and more
comfortable rule - connection per thread.

As always, here are possible exclusions. Which depends on
DBMS and data access layer.

Kind of that <g>
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