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Here is the problem I have with one of my customer site. They are using MS SQL Server 2000, Java 1.4 and ODBC on Win 2000. for the database connection, I didn't use connection pool but just reused several database connections again and again. When there is only 40 clients connected, it's working great. However, when the number of clients connected goes to 90 or more, the ODBC connection starts aborting SQL execution and database connection starts broken. I think connection pool is the only way for me to resolve the problem. I should not re-invent the wheel. Can anyone give me good general connection pools for ODBC connection? I really appreciate that.
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Can anyone give me some suggesion on the existing connection pool package?
For some reason that Google directory listing didn't mention the Jakarta-Commons DBCP Project, but there are some others there that I should take a look at. Right now I use DBCP with a Tomcat 4.1 server. You didn't mention which app server your customer is using. Perhaps it also provides a DB pool mechanism?
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