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Connection pooling in windows.net

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    Hi Gurus, I have a doubt regarding using connection pooling in my Windows.net application. Our application has around 30+ simultaneous users connecting to the database(Oracle), but the application is running on individual machines using the that machine resource. Any connection requests are made to the Database from the individual systems.If I pool the connection, is there any performance advantage? Thanks in advance :) Sapna

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      Hi Gurus, I have a doubt regarding using connection pooling in my Windows.net application. Our application has around 30+ simultaneous users connecting to the database(Oracle), but the application is running on individual machines using the that machine resource. Any connection requests are made to the Database from the individual systems.If I pool the connection, is there any performance advantage? Thanks in advance :) Sapna

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      Definitely it has.. Try to use a singleton class for the connection. I am not sure in oracle, but you can set maxpool and minpool size in connection string --- boarders may have better idea. Sreenath

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