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Server Side Process Not Killed by Application
Hi,<br /><br />My server is SQL SERVER 2000 and it is in different place and for client I developed one application using C#. What this application is does just connect database do some query, do some call procedure and some other stub.<br /><br />Now, problem is when I start my application and in that application I create 9 connection to different database and after that I close this connection using this code<br /><br />m_SCnn = new SqlConnection("Data Source=test;UID=test<img src=’/community/emoticons/emotion-4.gif’ alt=’;P’ />WD=test;Initial Catalog=MyDB");<br /><br />m_SCnn.Open();<br /><br />after doing this I will close this connection using<br /><br />m_SCnn.Close();<br />m_SCnn.Dispose();<br /><br />but after doing this still all process is on the server and what happend If I close my C# application and immediatly it kill all process on the server.<br /><br />So my question<br />==============<br /><br />Is there any way to close OR kill all process in the server after doing m_SCnn.Close() command. What I have to use.<br /><br />Thanks<br />Chandresh<br /><br /><br /><br />Thanks<br />ChandreshI think the process will not be killed immediately after closing the connection. SQL Server will keep it alive (but idle) for a little while so that it can be reused if another connection needs it.
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Chandresh
Are you using Connection pooling? Satya SKJ
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