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burhantech
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My vote is for the method 2. since if we are using the same connection through out the application, there's chance of closing it down some where in our applications, also, if we are using threaded application, we will face the problems. In method 2, sql server itself will take care of managing the connection pooling, though we might be closing it in our program, its not sure that it will really (physically) gets closed, they will simply dumped in to the pool. only thing we need to take care is that specify the connection pool size. And also, its a good practice to always close the connection after its usage. burhan. |
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