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DataBase connection

hello friends,

i am developing an asp.net application in which
i want to keep database connection of
my application alive through out the application.

in my case, my DBMS is MS SQL Server 2000.

i came to know that in application_init event of
the application, we can put some code to
connect to our back-end.

i tried to search a lot for this event in
developer environment but could not locate it.

so can anyone tell where do i need to put the code ?

thank you.

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Nov 17 '05 #1
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You need to dump the idea. ADO.Net is designed to leverage Connection
Pooling, and trying to use one Connection for the entire app is not a good
or safe idea.

HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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hello friends,

i am developing an asp.net application in which
i want to keep database connection of
my application alive through out the application.

in my case, my DBMS is MS SQL Server 2000.

i came to know that in application_init event of
the application, we can put some code to
connect to our back-end.

i tried to search a lot for this event in
developer environment but could not locate it.

so can anyone tell where do i need to put the code ?

thank you.

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