问题
Also known as the <<"User has many Databases" question.>>
The environment
My app is modeled like so:
user has_many databases
database has_many tables
table has_many rows
row habtm(+value) columns
you get the idea!
So instead of modelling a database inside a database, I would like to have:
- a sqlite3 database that holds the users and
- many sqlite databases for each user
Each user will LCRUD his tables in his databases (similar to phpmyadmin)
The problem
I would like to have thread safe per-request configuration for database connection and table_name
class Table < ActiveRecord::Base
end
# in some controller
# set the connection to the user-selected database from some DB list
Table.connection = current_user.session.connection
# set the name to the user-selected table from some tables list
Table.table_name = params[:table_name]
@rows = Table.all #display them
EDIT
As you see, the connection is global and shared between threads, but as per my app's specs, each user has it's own connection. Now imagine that 2 different users make 2 requests at the same time.
The options?
- I give up ActiveRecord and use bare-bones DB driver
- I give up thread saftey
回答1:
I believe this is the incantation:
Use Class.new(AR::Base) to dynamically create classes
post_class = Class.new(ActiveRecord::Base)
post_class.connection = set_up_connection()
post_class.table_name = :posts
@posts = post_class.all
puts @posts
# note: post_class will get GC'ed at scope end just like any var, sweet!
回答2:
Rails is usually setup with a process per request so that every http request is handled by its own process. Look up passenger for apache module that allows that
In such configuration there is no need for thread safety, infact active record is not fully theadsafe afaik
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3771080/can-i-have-thread-safe-per-request-configuration-for-database-connection-and-tab