If you're using a Minerva pool, there are settings for the maximum
number of connections the pool should use, and whether it should block or
return null when you ask for more. If you expect some connections to be
freed periodically you could set it to block, and that should just slow it
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If you're using a Minerva pool, there are settings for the maximum
number of connections the pool should use, and whether it should bloc
ns between beans?
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From: "Aaron Mulder" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "jBoss" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] Limiting the number of database connections
If you're using a Minerva pool, there are set
I was using the JDataConnect driver from Netdirect (www.softsyn.com I
think?). AFAIK it's not an XA driver and I was using it via a URL.
If you're using a JDBC1 or JDBC2 driver, then this is the bug
where you should always get the same connection when you make multiple
requests as part of
