Re: How do I get the session state (and then reconnect)?

[Wh Ooo]

Okay, thanks. But I have a question about the performance and implementation of low-level code.

Is it the mysqlx::Client or mysqlx::Session that keeps the connection to the server?

If I do this:

std::thread ProcessingThread{ [] ()
{
mysqlx::ClientSettings settings{ /* my settings */ };
mysqlx::Client client client{ settings };

while (ThreadMessage != Quit) // my quit condition from the processing thread
{
mysqlx::Session session{ client }; // <<< IS IT OK IF I WILL CREATE A SESSION EVERY TIME???
mysqlx::Schema schema{ session, /* my settings */ };
mysqlx::Table table{ schema, /* my settings */ };

for (auto& query : Queries) // processing a pack of queries
Table.insert(query).execute(); // just for example

ConditionVariable.wait(/* my settings */); // we are waiting for a new pack of queries from another thread (from a few milliseconds to a few days)
}
}
};

Is this going to be OK? If anything, the "ConditionVariable" can wait from a few milliseconds to a few days. And it seems to me that if mysqlx::Session will establish a connection from scratch every time (if this is of course the case) it will be slow.

Thank you again for your answer!