- Jeff Gibson
- PowerServer
- Thursday, 11 January 2024 09:15 PM UTC
So due to the use of a multitude of cursors and temporary tables that are part of the Oracle database environment that we are working into the PowerServer environment, we stumbled across the ability to use the long_connection option as part of the dbparm setting.
Based on everything I've read about using this, it's more like a native client server connection. Which can be great.... Until you realize that you have a total of 2,000 total end users that can be using that application.
Now, here's the breakdown. Of these 2,000 possible users, let's say that there would be no more than 100 using the application at any one time concurrently.
Does anyone have any experience with any gotchas that you can run into when you are using Long Connections?
While the use of the long connection is fantastic, what we don't want to do is run into a gotcha down the road that could end up being a deal breaker.
Any advice on the use of the long connection would be greatly appreciated.
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