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We are using TeraData RDBMS currently.
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Currently I am using JDBC Connection without any Connection Pooling, i get a new Connection everytime when requested as you know same old boiler plate code. But I have been asked to change it to use the advantages of Connection Pooling of WAS JNDI.<br />
Can you please suggest me how to do configuration such that i can do Connection Pooling in WAS 6.0. or point me to a link that show how to do Connectio Pooling in WebSphere App Server 6.0?
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Currently I am using JDBC Connection without any Connection Pooling, i get a new Connection everytime when requested as you know same old boiler plate code. But I have been asked to change it to use the advantages of Connection Pooling of WAS JNDI.
Can you please suggest me how to do configuration such that i can do Connection Pooling in WAS 6.0. or point me to a link that show how to do Connectio Pooling in WebSphere App Server 6.0?

Connection Pooling Configuration.

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