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If SS 2000 had MARS features of 2005, can it allow more concurrent connections into the SQL Application, than now, with efficiency? <br />
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Does 2005 version have more benefits for incoming connections because of MARS?<br />
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at what point, does an application bog down because of too many incoming connection and database resource requests?<br />
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If SS 2000 had MARS features of 2005, can it allow more concurrent connections into the SQL Application, than now, with efficiency? 

Does 2005 version have more benefits for incoming connections because of MARS?

at what point, does an application bog down because of too many incoming connection and database resource requests?

Thanks


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