Results for “Std.Db.pool”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.Db.Pool

  A set of connections shared between threads.

  type · Std.Db
• Std.Db.pool&Std.Db.Session.Config -> Int -> Result[Std.Db.Pool, Std.Db.Session.DbError]

  A pool of open connections, shared between threads.

  fn · Std.Db
• Std.Db.ConnectionString.poolStr -> Int -> Result[Std.Db.Pool, Std.Db.Session.DbError]

  Open a bounded pool from a connection URI.

  fn · Std.Db.ConnectionString
• Std.Db.closePool&Std.Db.Pool -> Result[(), Std.Db.Session.DbError]

  Close admission and every queued connection; borrowers close their own returns.

  fn · Std.Db
• Std.Db.transaction&Std.Db.Pool -> fn(Std.Db.Session.Connection) -> (Result[T, Std.Db.Session.DbError], Std.Db.Session.Connection) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Session.DbError]

  Take a connection, run an action inside a transaction on it, and put it

  fn · Std.Db
• Std.Db.transactionWith&Std.Db.Pool -> &Std.Db.Isolation -> fn(Std.Db.Session.Connection) -> (Result[T, Std.Db.Session.DbError], Std.Db.Session.Connection) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Session.DbError]

  The same, at a stated level of protection.

  fn · Std.Db
• Std.Db.withConnection&Std.Db.Pool -> fn(Std.Db.Session.Connection) -> (Result[T, Std.Db.Session.DbError], Std.Db.Session.Connection) -> Result[T, Std.Db.Session.DbError]

  Take a connection, hand it to an action, and put it back however the action

  fn · Std.Db