Use the same cursor object of a connection object only from the same
server. Current implementation keeps the cursor object in the 'g' (current request context) object identified by the connection-id. But - it fails to identify a different connection object request, when we have same database name in different database server, it does not able to identify it as separate request, Hence - now we will use server-id qualified identifier for the same object. Thanks Neel Patel for pointing out the issue.pull/3/head
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def __cursor(self):
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cur = getattr(g, self.conn_id, None)
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cur = getattr(g, str(self.manager.sid) + '#' + self.conn_id, None)
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if self.connected() and cur and not cur.closed:
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return True, cur
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return False, errmsg
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setattr(g, self.conn_id, cur)
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setattr(g, str(self.manager.sid) + '#' + self.conn_id, cur)
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return True, cur
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