What do you mean by Object Pooling in ADO.net?

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Posted On: Jul 02, 2024

 

Object pooling in terms of ADO.net framework is a repository of objects stored in memory cells that are can be used later. The benefit of using object pooling is that it reduced the load of the creation of new objects each time when required. When the user required any object, the manager of the object pool considers a request and processes it accordingly.

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