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I’m trying to query an existing Paradox database that a third-party application populates. My application is now blocking the third-party app and I’m wondering if there are any “query hints” or connection string properties that will query/open the database without blocking.
The database is queried using “.NET Framework Data Provider for ODBC” connections.
Even if you follow the standard .NET ‘disconnected’ pattern (you should, close every connection asap) you are probably still keeping a connection open doue to the default connection pooling. To test that you should clear the ConnectionPool after you execute a query.
As far as I can tell, for ODBC it should be: