On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 7:05 PM, smplx <smplx@allotrope.net> wrote:

> > Thanks! Open/close on an as-needed basis it will be, then. But at any
> rate,
> > it's a small project with only a few users (not more than two or three =
at
> > the same time) so I won't be exhausting any modern SQL server no matter
> how
> > bad I code it.
>
> FAMOUS LAST WORDS!
>
> :-)
>

Hahaha that's pretty funny.

....but no.

Modern servers can handle MANY connections. I'll have to *try* to make it
crash.

> FAMOUS LAST WORDS!

I hate when people say that. You can expect with a reasonable level of
certainty that whatever you're working with won't crash as long as you're
operating within its specifications. That's they key.

And I am operating within specifications.

I was only asking about good/bad/general coding styles for database program=
s
and how it's *generally* done.
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