Hasql.Pool

Pool

data Pool

Pool of connections to DB.

acquire

Arguments

:: Int

Pool size.

-> Maybe Int

Connection acquisition timeout.

-> Settings

Connection settings.

-> IO Pool

Create a connection-pool.

No connections actually get established by this function. It is delegated to use.

acquireDynamically

Arguments

:: Int

Pool size.

-> Maybe Int

Connection acquisition timeout.

-> IO Settings

Action fetching connection settings.

-> IO Pool

Create a connection-pool.

In difference to acquire new settings get fetched each time a connection is created. This may be useful for some security models.

No connections actually get established by this function. It is delegated to use.

release :: Pool -> IO ()

Release all the idle connections in the pool, and mark the in-use connections to be released on return. Any connections acquired after the call will be newly established.

use :: Pool -> Session a -> IO (Either UsageError a)

Use a connection from the pool to run a session and return the connection to the pool, when finished.

Session failing with a ClientError gets interpreted as a loss of connection. In such case the connection does not get returned to the pool and a slot gets freed up for a new connection to be established the next time one is needed. The error still gets returned from this function.

Errors

data UsageError

Union over all errors that use can result in.

Constructors

ConnectionUsageError ConnectionError

Attempt to establish a connection failed.

SessionUsageError QueryError

Session execution failed.

AcquisitionTimeoutUsageError

Timeout acquiring a connection.

Instances

Exception UsageError

Defined in Hasql.Pool

Methods

toException :: UsageError -> SomeException

fromException :: SomeException -> Maybe UsageError

displayException :: UsageError -> String

Show UsageError

Defined in Hasql.Pool

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> UsageError -> ShowS

show :: UsageError -> String

showList :: [UsageError] -> ShowS

Eq UsageError

Defined in Hasql.Pool

Methods

(==) :: UsageError -> UsageError -> Bool

(/=) :: UsageError -> UsageError -> Bool