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Do you check connection on every call to SQL?
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09/03/2012 13:37:02
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ASP.NET
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SQL Server:
SQL Server 2008
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01537347
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>>First, thank you for the sample code. A couple of things I don't understand. Why in your code nConnectionString is numeric (I presume that prefix n stands for numeric)? What is the oCommand?
>>
>>Here is the segment of my code where I would like to apply your (connection pool) approach:
>>
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>>   string sqlSelectString = "select * from mytable where 1=1";
>>   SqlDataAdapter oDataAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter( sqlSelectString, connectionString);
>>   DataSet dsDataSet = new DataSet();
>>   oDataAdapter.Fill( dsDataSet);
>>
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>>What is not clear is how do I create data adapter (oDataAdapter) other than how it is in my code. Again, thank you.
>
>I have some specific items in that sample that are related to my framework.
>
>Basically, what you have in there does it. It's all in the background. If that command works, then, all is fine.

Thank you very much.
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