Connection pooling

Hi,

I'm using ASP 3.0 and ADO with a web based MS SQLServer 2000 database.Web
page forms collect criteria for SQL queries (dynamic SQL?). These are mostly
Select queries to return inventory lists. Inventory details are posted by
means of Insert Update and Delete queries. All connections use the same
connection string. A new connection is opened each time the data is accessed
and closed and set to null/nothing afterwards. If site traffic becomes high
will connection pooling be handled automaticaly (by MTS)?

Many thanks

Ray Allison

Ray Allison (ray.allison@tiscali.co.uk)  writes:
> I'm using ASP 3.0 and ADO with a web based MS SQLServer 2000
> database.Web page forms collect criteria for SQL queries (dynamic SQL?).
> These are mostly Select queries to return inventory lists. Inventory
> details are posted by means of Insert Update and Delete queries. All
> connections use the same connection string. A new connection is opened
> each time the data is accessed and closed and set to null/nothing
> afterwards. If site traffic becomes high will connection pooling be
> handled automaticaly (by MTS)?

Yes. (Alhtough it might not be MTS, but rather OLE DB Core Services.)


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