>
> I have also have an unrelated question: Does the super server
> implementation use one thread per connection, or is there a pool of threads
> looping around a select call (or its equivalent)? I know I could just
> connect to an engine and count the threads, but I haven't bothered. :-)
>

As far as I have seen there are four threeds per connection. I mean than when
somebody is connected the server
puts four threads. What I don't know or understand is that just one of them
receives most of the proccessor's time
(independed of the query) and when yoy send multiple heavy queries it is one
tread of the first query that "eat's" (100%)
the proccessor.

>
> Jan Mikkelsen
> janm@...
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