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Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 6:53 AM
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] ADO.NET and Connection Pooling
I've been thinking about connection pooling with the SQL Server managed
provider, and have a few thoughts/questions:
1. ADO.NET connection pooling is tied to a specific pro
> 1. ADO.NET connection pooling is tied to a specific process.
> Thus, if you want to share a connection over multiple
> clients, you need to host your database component in an
> ASP.NET application or through .NET Remoting (and pay the
> price of the extra network call), right?
Yes. This is, in
I've been thinking about connection pooling with the SQL Server managed
provider, and have a few thoughts/questions:
1. ADO.NET connection pooling is tied to a specific process. Thus, if you
want to share a connection over multiple clients, you need to host your
database component in an ASP.NET a
