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sqlr-scaler(8)							sqlr-scaler(8)

NAME
       sqlr-scaler - fire up new connections on demand

SYNOPSIS
       sqlr-scaler [-id ID] [-config CONFIGFILE]

DESCRIPTION
       You can start as many sqlr-connection daemons as you like. If you start
       fewer than the maximum number defined for the ID, the sqlr-scaler  dae‐
       mon  will  fire	up new connections on demand. The new connections will
       time out after a period of inactivity and shut down on their own.

OPTIONS
       CONFIGFILE is the filename  of  the  configuration  file	 to  use.  The
       default configuration file is /etc/sqlrelay.conf.

       ID is the same as the ID argument in the sqlr-connection daemon and as‐
       sociates a scaler with a pool of connections.

       Only one scaler needs to be established for a given ID.

SEE ALSO
       sqlr-connection(8)

AUTHOR
       This manual page was written by Andreas Tille  <tille@debian.org>,  for
       the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

fire up new connections on demand 11 17, 2001			sqlr-scaler(8)

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