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why should i use connection pooling ?

 
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hi,
plz tell me, what is connection pooling and why should i use connection pooling in my application . i can make several connection using jdbc or thin line driver with database.
i have studied connection pooling but i am still confused.
plz help me
 
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The biggest performance problem when dealing with remote databases is the time taken to establish a connection.
In the case of very short operations like selecting a single attribute from a single row, the connection time might be orders of magnitude longer, such as a fraction of a second for the operation, but over a second to connect.
Connection Pooling gets rid of this by establishing connections before they are required and holding them until someone asks for one.
Other advantages to Connection Pooling are:
*it can reuse connections if they are returned, reducing work on the database to keep creating connections,
* they can be made to expand and contract as more connections are needed, which protects database resources from being wasted,
* and it can also have an upper limit of connections, to protect too many connections from choking the database.
Dave
 
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Thanx dave,
but there is one thing more, I have made html reports for online reporting. and made connection many times in that report and delete that connection.
do u think, it is not good way ? if yes, than plz guide me how should i do this , and plz give me any third party tool for reporting in intranet based environment.
thanx
 
David O'Meara
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You can probably improve your code by reusing the Connection in the same page rather than opening and closing several Connections.
If you want a Connection Pool to use, this Google search returned several possibilities, including jdbcpool
Dave
 
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