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Connection pooling parameters not working for Oracle connection

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yoram.ayalon@structuredweb.com - 29 Sep 2006 14:34 GMT
I am using OracleConnection to connect to Oracle 9i Database from a
VB.NET project  the connection string has the parameters "User ID",
"password", and "Data Source". my project import
System.Data.OracleClient

I tried to add connection pooling parameters like "Connection Timeout",
"Incr Pool Size" and "Min Pool Size" to the connection string string
but for each one I get the error that this parameters is not supported,
when I try to open the connection

any clue ?
William (Bill) Vaughn - 29 Sep 2006 21:36 GMT
While I don't profess to be an Oracle expert, I do know that each provider
implements pooling in its own way. I would not be surprised if the Oracle
provider used different ConnectionString keys or did not support pool
configuration. I would try the new ConnectionStringBuilder class...

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>I am using OracleConnection to connect to Oracle 9i Database from a
> VB.NET project  the connection string has the parameters "User ID",
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> any clue ?

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