Well...the strings (or threads) that hold together the spine of the
ColdFusion server manual may be attached to the database servers on the off
chance you piss your wife off and she throws them into the pool....
or in a much more boring format...
<ctrl-v>
Multithreaded applications have multiple threads executing in a shared
address space. Threads are "lightweight" subprocesses that execute within a
process. They share code and data segments, but have their own program
counters, machine registers and stack. Global and static variables are
common to all threads, and a mutual exclusivity mechanism is often required
to manage access to these variables from multiple threads within an
application. Mutexes are the synchronization mechanism to insure that data
integrity is preserved.
Database connection pooling spreads the connection overhead across several
user requests by establishing a pool of connections which your Web
applications can use. Put another way, each user request incurs the overhead
of only a fraction of the cost of connecting and disconnecting. After the
initial resources are spent to produce the connections in the pool,
additional connect/disconnect overhead is insignificant because the existing
connections are reused repeatedly.
hth
jon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Haryono ..." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 10:46 PM
Subject: Database connection pooling
> Hallo everyone.
> I want to ask some question.
> What is the meaning of Database Connection Pooling in
> the coldfusion's feature?
> What is the meaning of Multithreaded in the
> coldfusion's feature?
>
> Thank's for your answer.
>
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