ConnectionPool

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Tony Johansson

Hello!

This question is about SQL Server but I hope that someone might an answer
the question.despite not being C# question.

1.Does it really exist situations where it is useful to turn off the
connection pooling ?
I would think that it's always good to use connection pooling.

2. Does anyone have any experience from using the default keyword values for
the connection pool. keyword.
I would assume that these value might be changed in situations that are
queste rare.

//Tony
 
This question is about SQL Server but I hope that someone might an answer
the question.despite not being C# question.

1.Does it really exist situations where it is useful to turn off the
connection pooling ?
I would think that it's always good to use connection pooling.
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I can not think of any case where it would be really bad.

There are some cases especially in the desktop app domain where it
does not provide benefits.

I don't think that I have ever bothered turning it off.
2. Does anyone have any experience from using the default keyword values for
the connection pool. keyword.
I would assume that these value might be changed in situations that are
queste rare.
Click to expand...

Use what?

Arne
 
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