Hi Monks

Need some suggestions on best way to solve this problem:

I have a perl program which can connect to any two different databases and do a comparison of two tables.

I have close to 200+ database tables to be compared.I also have option to compare different objects in different servers (parallel). Now the issue is that opening 200+ connections to database. I would like to implement a connection pool here to reduce the number of active connections at any point of time.

These are the few options i can think of:

1. Use Apache::DBI 2. Use DBIx pool 3. Use ResourcePool

New modules/approaches apart from the above are also welcome.

If any one has come across this scenario, could you please let me know which one is the best approach...

Thanks

In reply to Connection Pooling by venu_hs

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