Is there an example of pooling connections using pq ? about pq

[bmizerany]

database/sql keeps an idle pool. If there is no connection when a request is made, it creates a new one. If the pool is full when the connection is free, it throws it away.

On May 25, 2012, at 12:38 PM, Constantin [email protected] wrote:

I want to use pq in a middleware program that will serve more than 100 web clients simultaneously and it's possible to need a pool of 10 or 20 active connections to a PostgreSQL database and pool the connections between goroutines serving different web rest-services.
Is there an example how to do that using your pq driver?
In the golang docs there is something written about "database/sql" package:
"If the underlying database driver has the concept of a connection and per-connection session state, the sql package manages creating and freeing connections automatically, including maintaining a free pool of idle connections. "

Best regards,
Constantin Teodorescu

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[brailateo]

It sounds great but ... are there any fine tunings for pool size like "minimum of opened connections", "maximum of opened connections", "timeout for closing an unused connection" ? I searched for more detail but the golang package doc isn't too clear regarding that.
Thank you a lot for your quick answer,
Teo

[bmizerany]

It's currently hard coded at two. I haven't needed to tune it myself.

If you have more questions regarding database/sql, I recommend asking then on the gonuts mailing list where it's authors can help you more. Pq specific questions can be made here.

On May 25, 2012, at 1:02 PM, Constantin [email protected] wrote:

It sounds great but ... are there any fine tunings for pool size like "minimum of opened connections", "maximum of opened connections", "timeout for closing an unused connection" ? I searched for more detail but the golang package doc isn't too clear regarding that.
Thank you a lot for your quick answer,
Teo

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[brailateo]

OK, I'll ask there and dig a little into the database/sql code to find out!
Thank you again for your time,
Best regards,
Teo
P.S. I'll close the issue!