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BY: Praveen Devarao (praveend)
DATE: 2012-11-15 07:52
SUBJECT: RE: When to free statements from execute Hi Lucas,
I think, I unnderstood your concern. Let me know if I get it right.
Your referring to situations where the SQL issued is something like insert (and directly called via IBM_DBAdapter#execute), right? If that is the case then you will need to note one thing, In activerecord we donot call execute directly. It is invoked via the insert or update or select methods which take care of freeing the statement handles appropriately
Other thing that ibm_db driver provides is, it wraps the statement structure into ruby object giving it a free method (invoked during garbage collection), that frees the statement handle. But yeah, you will need to wait for the garbage collector to kick in and there should be no reference to the statament object.
Let me know if you I understood your problem rightly or need more clarification
Thanks
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