Good day monks,

I am working on a server/client program for transporting information between two mysql servers... (sort of replication). I've been wandering (and searching arround for samples) how to design the server part, because each of my clients works with different SQL database (on the server side). For example - Connection from Client 1 requires the POE server to work with client_1 database. At the same time - Simultenously Client 2 must work with client_2 database. I.e the server must have two DBI connections ...

I am currently executing DBI->connect and storing this per heap... but I am sure there is a better way to do asynchronous DBI ... for multiple DBs. Thanks a lot for your toughts.

In reply to POE and DBI by avo

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