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> SQLite is unlike other RDBMS in that you typically do NOT want to create a new connection per logical unit of work i would've imagined that most RDBMS would
by chii 3y ago
> SQLite is unlike other RDBMS in that you typically do NOT want to create a new connection per logical unit of work
i would've imagined that most RDBMS would have a pool of connections that get reused, rather than creating a new connection every time.
- mrkeen 3y agoIn Java-land it's usually up to the application/libraries to manage this. I see Hikari used a lot.