One possibility is application pooling. Normally a good thing, however,
users may be using Windows Authentication (or unique SQL authentication),
and the application pool is configured to hold a minimum number of
connections for an unlimited time duration.
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"Mike_T" <nospam (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote
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Hi,
When detaching my db a msg came back skating that I have over 300
connections to it. I know at the moment I was the only one connected so,
for some reasons, user process ids are not recycled (or eliminated) when
the user disconnects from the db. Is this normal? If not, how do I ensure
that such ids are eliminated automatically?
TIA
Mike |