MediaWiki REL1_28
DBAccessBase.php
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1<?php
2
30abstract class DBAccessBase implements IDBAccessObject {
35 protected $wiki = false;
36
41 public function __construct( $wiki = false ) {
42 $this->wiki = $wiki;
43 }
44
58 protected function getConnection( $id, $groups = [] ) {
59 $loadBalancer = wfGetLB( $this->wiki );
60
61 return $loadBalancer->getConnection( $id, $groups, $this->wiki );
62 }
63
73 protected function releaseConnection( Database $db ) {
74 if ( $this->wiki !== false ) {
75 $loadBalancer = $this->getLoadBalancer();
76 $loadBalancer->reuseConnection( $db );
77 }
78 }
79
89 public function getLoadBalancer() {
90 return wfGetLB( $this->wiki );
91 }
92}
wfGetLB( $wiki=false)
Get a load balancer object.
getLoadBalancer()
Get the database type used for read operations.
__construct( $wiki=false)
releaseConnection(Database $db)
Releases a database connection and makes it available for recycling.
getConnection( $id, $groups=[])
Returns a database connection.
Relational database abstraction object.
Definition Database.php:36
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Definition injection.txt:37
Interface for database access objects.
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