Lads
Am using ASP.NET, Framework 1.1
Creating a web application to read details from a MYSQL
database.
Am using the dbProvider to create connection to the DB.
I am having a lot of issues with connection pooling etc.
Also of late getting an error, "Could not initiate
communication with the server" which is strange.
How do you suggest I handle connections? At the moment I
create a new connection in each function in the .VB files
but these connections are been closed and destroyed as I
leave the function.
Is it possible to create a connection once and share it
across all pages/code files?
Thanks
4  1204 
Ravikanth
Thanks for that, I presume that this is in the session
object that I do that
Thanks -----Original Message-----
Hi
You can open connection in Application_OnS tart and can
beshared across all pages.
Ravikanth[MVP]
-----Original Message-----
Lads
Am using ASP.NET, Framework 1.1
Creating a web application to read details from a MYSQL
database.
Am using the dbProvider to create connection to the DB.
I am having a lot of issues with connection pooling etc.
Also of late getting an error, "Could not initiate
communicati on with the server" which is strange.
How do you suggest I handle connections? At the moment
Icreate a new connection in each function in the .VB
filesbut these connections are been closed and destroyed as
Ileave the function.
Is it possible to create a connection once and share it
across all pages/code files?
Thanks
.
.
I have the same problem....
I have a web app (upgraded from a traditional client/server app) with a
dozen or so web forms that will be accessed by about a hundred users
(possibly at one time). The number of transactions may be relatively
extensive (no google, but 1000's of reads and writes to the db per day)
What is the preferred/suggested method for the database connection.
COnnection pooling?
Application_OnS tart
Currently, I am opening and closing the connection as needed. It is/can be
inefficient at times.
TIA
E
"Ravikanth[MVP]" <dv*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
news:08******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hi
You can open connection in Application_OnS tart and can be
shared across all pages.
Ravikanth[MVP]
-----Original Message-----
Lads
Am using ASP.NET, Framework 1.1
Creating a web application to read details from a MYSQL
database.
Am using the dbProvider to create connection to the DB.
I am having a lot of issues with connection pooling etc.
Also of late getting an error, "Could not initiate
communicatio n with the server" which is strange.
How do you suggest I handle connections? At the moment I
create a new connection in each function in the .VB
filesbut these connections are been closed and destroyed as I
leave the function.
Is it possible to create a connection once and share it
across all pages/code files?
Thanks
.
Connection Pooling is built into the .Net Framework. It is best to open and
close Connections as quickly as possible. Connection Pooling will take care
of the rest.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer http://www.takempis.com
Complex things are made up of
lots of simple things.
"Eric Fortin" <em******@comca st.net> wrote in message
news:2UOYa.9809 4$YN5.69586@scc rnsc01... I have the same problem....
I have a web app (upgraded from a traditional client/server app) with a
dozen or so web forms that will be accessed by about a hundred users
(possibly at one time). The number of transactions may be relatively
extensive (no google, but 1000's of reads and writes to the db per day)
What is the preferred/suggested method for the database connection.
COnnection pooling?
Application_OnS tart
Currently, I am opening and closing the connection as needed. It is/can
be inefficient at times.
TIA
E
"Ravikanth[MVP]" <dv*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
news:08******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hi
You can open connection in Application_OnS tart and can be
shared across all pages.
Ravikanth[MVP]
-----Original Message-----
Lads
Am using ASP.NET, Framework 1.1
Creating a web application to read details from a MYSQL
database.
Am using the dbProvider to create connection to the DB.
I am having a lot of issues with connection pooling etc.
Also of late getting an error, "Could not initiate
communicatio n with the server" which is strange.
How do you suggest I handle connections? At the moment I
create a new connection in each function in the .VB
filesbut these connections are been closed and destroyed as I
leave the function.
Is it possible to create a connection once and share it
across all pages/code files?
Thanks
.
As long as the Connection String is identical the Connection can be reused
from the Pool. You don't have to think about Connection Pooling otherwise,
as it is automatic.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer http://www.takempis.com
Complex things are made up of
lots of simple things.
"Eric Fortin" <em******@comca st.net> wrote in message
news:eyPYa.9794 0$o%2.43781@scc rnsc02... Thanks, Kevin. A couple questions then (Probably newbie related):
Note: It's an oracle database, so I'm using the OleDb.... with connection
string: Provider=OraOle DB.Oracle..."
Is there anything I have to do that I'm not doing... (I have not
specified connection pooling or anything else...)
Right now, when I need to do database stuff, I create a connection, use
the connection, close the connection. The oracle db user/password is always
the same.
Am I set up right?
"Kevin Spencer" <ke***@takempis .com> wrote in message
news:uJ******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P12.phx.gbl... Connection Pooling is built into the .Net Framework. It is best to open
and close Connections as quickly as possible. Connection Pooling will take
care of the rest.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
.Net Developer
http://www.takempis.com
Complex things are made up of
lots of simple things.
"Eric Fortin" <em******@comca st.net> wrote in message
news:2UOYa.9809 4$YN5.69586@scc rnsc01... I have the same problem....
I have a web app (upgraded from a traditional client/server app) with
a dozen or so web forms that will be accessed by about a hundred users
(possibly at one time). The number of transactions may be relatively
extensive (no google, but 1000's of reads and writes to the db per
day)
What is the preferred/suggested method for the database connection.
COnnection pooling?
Application_OnS tart
Currently, I am opening and closing the connection as needed. It
is/can be inefficient at times.
TIA
E
"Ravikanth[MVP]" <dv*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
news:08******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. .
> Hi
>
> You can open connection in Application_OnS tart and can be
> shared across all pages.
>
> Ravikanth[MVP]
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Lads
> >
> >Am using ASP.NET, Framework 1.1
> >Creating a web application to read details from a MYSQL
> >database.
> >Am using the dbProvider to create connection to the DB.
> >I am having a lot of issues with connection pooling etc.
> >Also of late getting an error, "Could not initiate
> >communicatio n with the server" which is strange.
> >
> >How do you suggest I handle connections? At the moment I
> >create a new connection in each function in the .VB
> files
> >but these connections are been closed and destroyed as I
> >leave the function.
> >
> >Is it possible to create a connection once and share it
> >across all pages/code files?
> >
> >Thanks
> >.
> >
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