Access/SQL Server Connection Pooling?

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I have an Access/SQL Server application that uses ODBC link tables to
communicate between the Access cllients and SQL Server. I was wondering if
Access used connection pooling by default, or if I could affect it by adding
a Min Pool Size item to the connection string.

I have a database which performs fairly well, but every now and then the ODBC
connections choke (particularly when doing deletes). I look at the Activity
Monitor and notice that the number of sleeping processes is very high.

Thanks for your help.

Aaron
 
Hi Aaron,
sorry, but don;t think you can control connection pooling in access. Even
one app instance can create several connections. But I don't see any problem
with sleeping connections either

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