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All (and Joe Pluta),

Today I had a nice long conference call with IBM regarding JDBC and
Connection Pooling, Prepared Statement Pooling and Extended Dynamic
settings.

I am troubled...

1. Does the latest JT400 jdbc driver do prepared statement pooling?
        1.1. If it does, how do I enable it?
        1.2. If it does not, when will it?

2. Is it worth using the extended dynamic settings that are available in
JT400 if the client is not running on an AS/400?

3. How does caching of Access Paths (Extended Dynamic) and Prepared
Statement pooling relate to each other. How are the caching of Access Paths
and ODP's different (as viewed from a jdbc client)?

4. Would you recommend using the JT400 connection pool for applications that
are not running in WebSphere?

Any comments or answers would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Etienne



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