Thanks Jiri! This is very helpful.
> Well, I suppose you know how connection pooling works.
In principle, yes. In the specific case of FbConnection, is
connection pooling performed automatically? Or is is something
that I would need to configure and enable in my application?
That is, how do I know if I am using connection pooling?
> Active connections are closed 'cause are in pool too.
In my testing, I found that if I:
- have an active connection
- call FbConnection.ClearAllPools
- then attempt to access that connection (that is, call an
ADO.NET method on it)
then I would get "Object reference is not set to an instance of an object";
that is, it appeared that the active connections were left in an
internally-inconsistent state.
Do you think that is an expected behavior of ClearAllPools?
thanks,
bryan
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