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At the moment, we build up multiple data connection to MySQL.
This lead to too many connections and moreover an overhead for building up the connections.
the first one is in the DI container as "db_connection" and is a PDO connection. the second is the "dbal_connection" and is a DBAL connection. so those two could not be unified, as this would result in a break. because the services behave not the same and have different methods.
the connection in the auth plugin is also a PDO connection, which may be used with the one, created in the kernel. but I don't know if this was done on purpose because of session locking?
possible solution: using the PDO connection from the kernel, to create the DBAL connection
At the moment, we build up multiple data connection to MySQL.
This lead to too many connections and moreover an overhead for building up the connections.
Instead of creating a connection with
We should just use only one of these.
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