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Name
User Id, UserID, Username,
Uid, User
Compress,
UseCompression
Use Usage
Advisor, UseUsageAdvisor
Use Performance
UsePerformanceMonitor,
userperfmon,
Connection Pooling Options
The following table lists the valid names for options related to connection pooling within the
ConnectionString. For more information about connection pooling, see
Connector/Net with Connection
Table 20.21. Connector/Net Connection String Options - Connection Pooling
Name
Cache Server
CacheServerProperties
Connection
ConnectionLifeTime
Connection
ConnectionReset
Connector/Net Connection String Options Reference
name, User
Use Compression,
Advisor, Usage
Monitor,
perfmon
Pooling".
Properties,
Lifetime,
Reset,
Default Description
The MySQL login account being used.
false Setting this option to
packets exchanged between the client and the server.
This exchange is defined by the MySQL client/server
protocol.
Compression is used if both client and server support
ZLIB compression, and the client has requested
compression using this option.
A compressed packet header is: packet length (3
bytes), packet number (1 byte), and Uncompressed
Packet Length (3 bytes). The Uncompressed
Packet Length is the number of bytes in the original,
uncompressed packet. If this is zero, the data in
this packet has not been compressed. When the
compression protocol is in use, either the client or the
server may compress packets. However, compression
will not occur if the compressed length is greater than
the original length. Thus, some packets will contain
compressed data while other packets will not.
false Logs inefficient database operations.
false Indicates that performance counters should be updated
during execution.
Default Description
false Specifies whether server variable settings are updated
by a
SHOW VARIABLES
connection is returned. Enabling this setting speeds
up connections in a connection pool environment.
Your application is not informed of any changes to
configuration variables made by other connections.
This option was added in Connector/Net 6.3.
0 When a connection is returned to the pool, its
creation time is compared with the current time,
and the connection is destroyed if that time span (in
seconds) exceeds the value specified by
Lifetime. This is useful in clustered configurations to
force load balancing between a running server and a
server just brought online. A value of zero (0) causes
pooled connections to have the maximum connection
timeout.
false If true, the connection state is reset when it is retrieved
from the pool. The default value of false avoids making
1941
enables compression of
true
Section 20.2.5.4, "Using
command each time a pooled
Connection