Re: How to clear connection pool?
- From: "Mark Ashton" <markash@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 21:16:00 -0700
In V1.1, you can't force the SqlClient connection pools to be cleared. The
most you can do is return the connections to the pool and wait for them to
expire.
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"Jeff Clausius" <jeffc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Srinivas:
>
> This feature may or may not be configurable based on your back end
> database.
>
> For instance, in the example I gave, modifying the connect string used by
> SQLConnection (SQL Server database), the pool size can be configured. It
> can be turned on/off (Pooling), as well as controlled by 'Max Pool Size'
> and 'Min Pool Size' attributes. For the SQL Server example, see
> SQLConnection.ConnectionString within .Net Help.
>
> HTH
> Jeff Clausius
> SourceGear
>
>
> "=?Utf-8?B?YWU=?=" <ae@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> news:2D43745D-0D8F-4448-A70D-1903CC891609@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:
>
>> Jeff, how does one control the max size of a pool are you saying limit
>> the output results? Also, is there a max of results that can be
>> returned? How do I measure that if so.
>>
>> "Jeff Clausius" wrote:
>>
>>> Srinivas:
>>>
>>> I can see where some people would *think* you are losing connections,
>>> but from your description, that does not seem to be the case. One
>>> possible solution is controlling the max size of your pool through
>>> the connect string.
>>>
>>> For instance, we have some customers using Vault server for about
>>> 150-200 users. In a couple instances, there have been pool
>>> connection problems when 100+ people have been connecting to the
>>> database within the same time frame. There are no connection leaks
>>> in the server. This was just an instance of a large amount of users
>>> accessing the database.
>>>
>>> HTH
>>> Jeff Clausius
>>> SourceGear
>>>
>>> "Srinivas Kollipara" <skollipara@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
>>> news:OpuGn7pcFHA.2760@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
>>>
>>> > Hello all,
>>> > I am wondering how to clear the connection pools from C# program,
>>> > because my program everytime it runs , it needs 70 connections...
>>> > so whenever my project fails i wanted to reset connection pools, or
>>> > else after 3 to 4 runs, i am getting an error "The timeout period
>>> > elapsed prior to obtaining a connection from the pool. This may
>>> > have occurred because all pooled connections were in use and max
>>> > pool size was reached". then if i reboot it will be ok, i dont want
>>> > to rebbot machine for this reason.. i heard a while back that this
>>> > feature is included in .NET 2.0, can any one knows that it has that
>>> > feature. can some one help me on this, how to do it.
>>> >
>>> > Thanks
>>> > Srinivas
>>> >
>>>
>>
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