Subject | Re: [Firebird-Java] Invalidating Cache |
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Author | Roman Rokytskyy |
Post date | 2005-06-06T15:55:34Z |
> Is there any merit to periodically physically closing connections?Sure, to deallocate any prepared statement in order to decrease the
> Other connection pools I have worked with would have a setting that
> would set the maximum time a physical connection can be open.
performance, to deallocate page cache on the server to increase number of
page fetches. But most likely this is just a workaround to handle memory
leaks on the server. This would do the trick for CS, but not for SS.
Personally I see no reason to close the connection physically. There are a
maxIdleTime and minPoolSize parameters. Those connections that are not used
will be released by idle remover. BTW, if you're there, can you check how do
we re-use connections - MRU or LRU (it should be MRU, if it's not, we have
to change it)?
On the other side, I do not object to this functionality in our pool if
somebody needs it and is willing to implement it.
Roman