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Guju (gu**@tpg.com.au) writes:
I noticed that some process don't get deleted once they are finished.
Need to define "finished". This depends on the application design. An
application may opt to make a connection, and stay connected until the
users disconnects.
Also, several client libraries employs connection pooling. This means that
even if the client code calls a disconnect routine, the client library
does not actually disconnect from SQL Server immediately, but clings to
the connection, in case the application would reconnect. This grace
period is typically around 60 seconds. In fact many web applications make
heavy use of this. They connect and disconnect for about every query
they make.
Of course, you may be seeing a real problem, but without further information
it is difficult to say more.
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