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    MTS

    We have the IIS and MTS on the same machine. The VB DLL is not included in the MTS package, it just runs off the IIS. A question: are the MTS features implemented automatically (like connection pooling) or we need to physically place the DLL in the MTS package in order to enjoy the features?
    Thanks for any advice.
    Svetlana


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    Re: MTS

    The features aren't implemented automatically. You will need to be sure that you manage your own things (like transactions).

    One thing however about connection pooling, this isn't managed by MTS, this is managed by the database provider (wich i presume is ADO). You won't have to worry about that.

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    Re: MTS

    Connection pooling is handled by both the provider (OLEDB in my case) and MTS. I found a very brief reference that MTS automatically handles the objects libing outside the MTS environment (IIS). But I want to make sure this is correct. I am not using the transactions, all I want is the complete connection pooling implementation.
    Thanks.


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