Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 12/23/05 00:24

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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