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I recall hearing that the connection process in mysql was designed to be very fast compared to other RDBMSes, and that therefore using a library that provides connection pooling (SQLAlchemy) won't actually help you that much if you enable the connection pool. Does anyone have any experience with this? I'm leery of enabling it because of the possibility that if some code does something stateful to a db connection and (perhaps mistakenly) doesn't clean up after itself, that state which would normally get cleaned up upon closing the connection will instead get propagated to subsequent code that gets a recycled connection.
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