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System and method for sending sequence type data

A transmission system and sequential technology, applied in the transmission system, data exchange through path configuration, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the database load, the upper limit of the number of database connections, and the inability to load database connections at the same time, so as to reduce the number Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-05-27
北京盛世宝文化科技有限公司
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With the increasing number of applications in the computer, the same computer may generate a lot of database connection requests at the same time, but the number of database connections has its upper limit. It can only satisfy a certain number of database connections at the same time, and cannot load a large number of databases at the same time. connect
[0003] Especially in the production site, there may be hundreds of computers sending connection requests to the database at the same time to store the data in the database, which will increase the load on the database, and even cause the database to crash in severe cases, affecting normal production

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[0023] As shown in FIG. 1 , it is a hardware architecture diagram of a preferred embodiment of the serial data sending system of the present invention. The system mainly includes an application server 10, a database 50, and a plurality of client computers 20, wherein the application server 10 is connected to the client computers 20 through a network 30, and is used to receive database connections sent by the client computers 20. requests (i.e. data storage requests). The client computer 20 provides an interactive man-machine interface for the user to perform related operations. For example, the user sends the test data on the production line to the application server 10 through the client computer 20 and stores them in the database 50 . The network 30 can be a local area network (Intranet), also can be the Internet (Internet) or other types of communication networks.

[0024] Described application server 10 is connected with described database 50 through connection 40, and th...

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The invention relates to a system and a method for transmitting sequential data. The method comprises the following steps: receiving a data storage request sent by a thread to an application server, inserting the data storage request into the end portion of a sequential data transmitting management queue, sending the data storage request corresponding to a first element in the sequential data transmitting management queue to the application server and deleting the first element in the queue, moving forward other elements in the sequential data transmitting management queue one storage location in turn, and storing the data corresponding to the first element through the application server in the sequential data transmitting management queue in a database. When adopted, the sequential data transmitting system and method can reduce database connection number at one time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a sequential data sending system and method. Background technique [0002] In database application development, connection management is a difficult point, and it is an important factor that determines the performance of database applications. With the increasing number of applications in the computer, the same computer may generate a lot of database connection requests at the same time, but the number of database connections has its upper limit. At the same time, only a certain number of database connections can be satisfied, and a large number of databases cannot be loaded at the same time. connect. [0003] Especially in the production site, there may be hundreds of computers sending connection requests to the database at the same time to store data in the database, which will increase the load on the database, and even cause the database to crash in severe cases, affecting normal production. Contents of the invention ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L12/28H04L29/06
CPCH04L29/08702H04L67/28H04L29/08765H04L67/2833H04L67/566H04L67/56
Inventor 邱志宏
Owner 北京盛世宝文化科技有限公司
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