On 12/03/2009, aidy lewis wrote:
> Hi Sebb
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> > Which is why there is an option to have 1 connection per-thread by
> > setting the pool count to 0 (zero).
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> Is it possible to verify whether each thread is creating a seperate
> connection?
Switch on debugging, or check the database.
>
Hi Sebb
> Which is why there is an option to have 1 connection per-thread by
> setting the pool count to 0 (zero).
Is it possible to verify whether each thread is creating a seperate connection?
Aidy
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Hi Sebb
2009/3/12 sebb :
> Which is why there is an option to have 1 connection per-thread by
> setting the pool count to 0 (zero).
Thanks. This is what I was exactly looking for.
Aidy
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On 12/03/2009, aidy lewis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Regarding the JDBC Request, if I have 100 threads to simulate 100
> users wouldn't I want connection pooling to be turned off.
I think you would *always* want it turned off if you are trying to
test a server via JDBC...
I'm not sure what the use case
Hi,
Regarding the JDBC Request, if I have 100 threads to simulate 100
users wouldn't I want connection pooling to be turned off.
In the JDBC Connection Configuration would that mean I set the maximum
number of pool connections to 1?
Aidy
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