I've read each of those cover to cover many times. I'm a long time Perl user: not quite a Monk but getting there.

The one thing I am missing conceptually is how to verify that 2 child processes indeed have a different connection. Both $dbh have the same memory address, but does that mean a shared connection? Maybe, maybe not, since the addresses are virtual.

I've been using Apache2::Status heavily, and documentation states that there is a section on handles, but it's not showing up for me and I haven't debugged why yet. If that would answer whether handles shared or not, maybe I should focus on debugging why the handles are not showing up in Apache2::Status.

In reply to Re^2: Creating new database handles with mod_perl by lschult2
in thread Creating new database handles with mod_perl by lschult2

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