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Hello there
A question about funcool/clojure.jdbc
Do I have to add manually the appropriate java driver into my project.clj?
Another question: For a web server that emits 2 sql requests on each API call, does it need to open and close the connection on each api request or use the same connection for all the requests without closing it?
also you should be using a connection pool - then you can open/close (take/return) the connection on every statement
@niwinz It would be nice to add a sentence about the need to manually include the java driver on the project.clj
in https://funcool.github.io/clojure.jdbc/latest/#install
I will do better
I will open a PR