Re: PreparedStatement
Arne Vajh=F8j wrote:
Note that good database connection pools are able to reuse
real driver prepared statement even if the pool driver
prepared statement is not reused.
Robert Klemme <shortcut...@googlemail.com> wrote:
Good point! I have to say I'm wary to use those features as long as
You're wary to use which features? PreparedStatement? Database
connection pooling?
there is no guarantee that the environment of an application is
stable. If it has to run with a pool with and without PS caching you
need to to the caching yourself. Otherwise you might see dramatic
performance differences. If you know the app is only ever going to be
used in an environment relying on this feature is of course perfectly
OK.
If the environment is not stable, then performance variations are
normal and expected, and optimization is premature. This does not
militate against using PreparedStatement nor against connection
pools. It's beneficial to use both, and should be required to use the
former.
Unless you meant some other features, in which case I don't understand
your comment.
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Lew
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