I am a single user but still i am getting error for pool sixe max

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Posted 17-Feb-10 0:45am

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er.rohitkatoch · Answer 1 · 2010-02-17T00:58:00

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It does not matter how many users are there . Pool size depends on the number of open sql connections . Make sure to close all the sql connections at the end of functions. In normal scenario people generally forget to close the connection after the use of datareader.

Posted 17-Feb-10 0:58am

er.rohitkatoch