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Re: Connection Pooling / Connection and Recordset Objs. |
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From: |
Chad Brooks |
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Date: |
3/19/1999 2:33:05 PM |
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208.229.240.131 |
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The right thing to do would be to call a "destruct" routine before every redirect. You do not need to do this though. Each component created in the scope of your asp script will be destroyed, once execution of that page stops (you redirect). The type of "pooling" that you are referring to has only page-scope. You might create an ado connection object on the session level, or better yet, use MTS components to call the database. |
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