Re: Selecting backend based on the user connecting
> You can leave out the read_query_result() and its backend_ndx = 0 and it will keep
> the connection once it is selected.
Hmm, ok, so I can do something like this in read_query() ??
global variable this_is_first_query = true
if (this_is_first_query) {
look_at_username_and_pick_proper_backend()
this_is_first_query = false
}
so I only do the lookup once for each connection?
> Perhaps I should cut down the tutorial an split it into smaller pieces to show the
> steps.
That would be great.
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