Hi,

I placed several SqlDataSource objects on my page which work with the same
database (same connection string).

As I know, connection operation to database is costly in the performance
prespective.

Do these SqlDataSource controls work with the same connection object or each
of them create his own connecton object?

If each create it's own, then can they be changed to work with one
connection object?



Thanks

"Goldwind" <Goldwind [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CA39130A-1DCB-4D04-BD2F-FEAEEB0BB8B1 [at] microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I placed several SqlDataSource objects on my page which work with the same
> database (same connection string).
>
> As I know, connection operation to database is costly in the performance
> prespective.
>
> Do these SqlDataSource controls work with the same connection object or
> each
> of them create his own connecton object?
>
> If each create it's own, then can they be changed to work with one
> connection object?
>

This is a classic asp group. Dotnet questions should be asked in
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.

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Mike Brind