Yes. Finalizers run and close the resources. Its not a great performance
thing to let happen to your application, but the cleanup will take care of
itself.
Richard D. Dettinger
iSeries Java Data Access Team
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people.
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It seems every connection (native) has a corresponding QSQSRVR job. What
happens when the connection object is trashed before the connection is
closed? For example, I store connection objects in the session object and
the session times out and all connection objects are unbounded. Will all
connections close and QSQSRVR jobs disappear?
Thanks.
Bruce
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