Every time my showData.js script is run it calls
var pool = mysql.createPool({
Is there a way to create the connection pool on node.js server startup?
I've tried adding createPool to server.js but I can't seem to access the object from my showData.js script when I call
pool.getConnection(function(err,connection){
Is it even necessary to start the connection pool on node.js server startup? What I'm hoping is that when createPool is first called it creates a connection pool and stays alive for a while, even after
connection.release();
is called and the showData.js script closes.
Is this the case? Does the mysql connection pool stay 'open' even after the calling script closes?
via mcmacerson
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