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>What is connection pool code?
I sort of know what is meant. I have created a static instance of a
connection in a single place in a program and used it for all my
connections. Would this help? Because it is static, it can be
accessed from anywhere. If truly simultaneous connections are
desired, then there could be two static connections. A multitude of
connections implies to me that the philosophy of the connections may
need work, because so many connections may simply be unnecessary.
I know that Java is threaded, but if threads can be avoided with no
diminution in performance, then I would avoid them. Threads
certainly raise these issues like locking that are difficult to work
out.
Same caveat as always: if I don't know what I'm talking about, then
"Never mind...".
John
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