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  3. November 2004

Fastest SQL Statement -- doesn't need to do anything.

Walden,

Please shed some light on connection pooling for me hopefully specific
to .net.   I think I understand the concept but where does the
configuration come into play.   Is connection pooling defined (the use
and the time out limit) on the IIS server?, on the individual users PC
ODBC connection?, in the connection string used in the .net language?
I'm confused.

David Smith
iSeries Consultant
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                >use <database>

                USE seems to blow in STRSQL, but might be allowed in SQL
from the PC.
                However, it got me thinking. CONNECT is a good one.
Cool, no errors and
                no IO! 

                -Walden

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                Walden H Leverich III
                President & CEO
                Tech Software
                (516) 627-3800 x11
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