Try using a different driver with connection pooling. Sun says in their
documentation that their driver is for educational and testing purposes and
was not intended to be used in a professional environment let alone a high
traffic one. You can find a great tool for getting the best driver on Sun's
website. Just go to the JDBC area and you can search for a list of drivers
depending on what abilities you want, what JDK you are using, and what
database you are connecting to. Some you have to pay for and some you have
to use their DB server while others are free from other programmers.
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Santini SZ3PGQ
Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2000 9:01 AM
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Subject: Help me, urgent!!!!!!!! Jdbc with odbc bridge
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Hi,
I'm using Java Web Server 1.0.1, jdbc (jdk1.2.1) with odbc of sun. But if it
receives to much requests
from clients (with many heavy select) in parallel it blocks all other
requests to the web server. How can I do ?
Please show me other jdbc with odbc bridge!!!!
Is it a problem of Java Web Server 1.0.1 or Jdbc?
Thank you.
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