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is it possiblehi all
is it possible to use 2 datareaders at the same time with the same connection ???? how ??? if not ? how can i do a clone from a connection ???? thks JSB Hi JSB,
cloning is certainly not an option. In the upcoming .NET Framework 2.0, there will almost certainly be support for "multiple active result sets" (MARS) - until then, you're constrained to one active data reader per connection. Thus, your only option is to use two concurrent connections (which isn't bad when connection pooling is used, which it is by default at least for the MSSQL ADO.NET provider). Show quote "João Santa Bárbara" <joa***@i24portugal.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:ujDHRzGNFHA.576@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > hi all > is it possible to use 2 datareaders at the same time with the same > connection ???? > how ??? > if not ? how can i do a clone from a connection ???? > > thks > JSB > > |
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