Open Connection

Hi to all,
I know that we should close sql connection when it's complete its job for
performance and sql server's resources. But i can't find article or text
for
this subject on the internet. Or i know not true?
Could you share with me if you have like this article ?For internet applications you should use connection pooling, and close your
connection as soon as you are finished. The provider (or driver) will
automatically keep the connection open for you and re-use it if you open
another connection using the same connection string within the connection
pool timeout period. Just search for "SQL Server connection pooling" and
I'm sure you will find more information
"Erencan SAÐIROÐLU" <erencans@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi to all,
> I know that we should close sql connection when it's complete its job for
> performance and sql server's resources. But i can't find article or text
> for
> this subject on the internet. Or i know not true?
> Could you share with me if you have like this article ?
>|||Thank you Brain
"Brian Pursley" <bp@.cinlogic.com> wrote in message
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> For internet applications you should use connection pooling, and close
> your connection as soon as you are finished. The provider (or driver)
> will automatically keep the connection open for you and re-use it if you
> open another connection using the same connection string within the
> connection pool timeout period. Just search for "SQL Server connection
> pooling" and I'm sure you will find more information
> "Erencan SAÐIROÐLU" <erencans@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:uaeY1jc%23GHA.5092@.TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> Hi to all,
>> I know that we should close sql connection when it's complete its job for
>> performance and sql server's resources. But i can't find article or text
>> for
>> this subject on the internet. Or i know not true?
>> Could you share with me if you have like this article ?
>