Re: JDBC Request and Connection Pools

2009-03-12 Thread sebb
On 12/03/2009, aidy lewis wrote: > 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? Switch on debugging, or check the database. >

Re: JDBC Request and Connection Pools

2009-03-12 Thread aidy lewis
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 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: j

Re: JDBC Request and Connection Pools

2009-03-12 Thread aidy lewis
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 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: jmeter-user-uns

Re: JDBC Request and Connection Pools

2009-03-12 Thread sebb
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

JDBC Request and Connection Pools

2009-03-12 Thread aidy lewis
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 -