Hi Carlos,
I'm writing a utility that allows users to browse .fdb contents. But I don't
want to lock the .fdb because the main application is still accessing it.
If I turn off Polling, I get the desired effect. I just wanted to know what is
the performance gain/loss by having pooling=false;
Thanks,
Vlad
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello:
> Is there a way to have connection pooling enabled and be able to connect
> to the same .fdb with multiple instances of the application at the same
> time?
What is the problem with that ??
> Any particular reason why the FirebirdSql client has a lock to .fdb
> file?
The provider has no lock over the .fdb file, it the server who has that
( at least in teh case of the embedded server )
> What is the performance hit of not having the connection pooling
> enabled?
You can disable it by seeting in the connection string Pooling=false
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