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Pooled Processes

Windows ServiceConfiguration File

 

Pooled processes are multiple, pre-defined connections to an Omnidex environment that are established when the odxnet listener is started. These processes reside on the server, waiting for client requests, eliminating the much of the connect wait-time. This is particularly useful in multi-user and web environments.

Pooled processes can be defined explicitly for an application in the ODXNET configuration file. Settings for the number of initial processes, process growth rate, maximum number of process, etc... can be explicitly defined for each application type (ODBC, JDBC, OmniAccess), as well as for individual Omnidex environments.

ODXNET Setup

ODXNET Syntax

Windows Service

Interactive Process

Pooled Processes

Configuration File

If an ODXNET configuration file is not used, pooled processes for the different application types will be created when the ODXNET listener is started, using default settings. No connections are opened to any Omnidex environments at this time. However, client connection times are greatly reduced by using the waiting processes.

 

 

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