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What is the importance in context in JDBC connection pools?

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What is the importance in context in JDBC connection pools?..

Answer / rohit

Whenever the new request comes for thr connection with the
database we do not create the new connection object instead
of that we keep the bunch of connection in apool called
connection pool.
when new request for the database, new coonection
will come out from this poool & when this req is over
connection goes back to the pool

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What is the importance in context in JDBC connection pools?..

Answer / poorna chandar rao.yerrabothu

in jdbc connection there is a one importent problem the
problem is creattion of jdbc connection thats why jdbc
coonection pooling

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