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Asked: 2026-06-11T08:32:48+00:00

I have a page where I am using 8-10 Usercontrols for displaying dynamic data.

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I have a page where I am using 8-10 Usercontrols for displaying dynamic data. All usercontrols are using repeaters on them for databinding, so from this single page I have 8-10 connections in a single request for a single user. I am using conventional way of fetching data from Sql Server database that is SqlHelperClass (closing and disposing each connection when done. I am taking care of that.) -> DataLayer -> BusinessLayer and then UI.

So I just want to know :

  1. Is there any settings in IIS
  2. Any settings in web.config
  3. Settings in Sql Server

So that I can avoid multiple connections in a single request. Or any other approach for similar situation.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Luckily ADO.NET already uses connection pooling to automatically take care of this for you.

    It is not advisable to handle many open/close connects by yourself. Just use the using statement to properly dispose of managed resources.

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