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Considerations When Configuring Connections with Connection Pooling Enabled
When you configure a connection that uses connection pools in a clustered environment, be sure that you do not exceed the total number of connections that can be opened simultaneously for the Siebel application.
For example, if you have a cluster of two Integration Servers with a connection configured to a Siebel application that supports a maximum of 100 connections opened simultaneously, the total number of connections possible at one time must not exceed 100. This means that you cannot configure a connection with a minimum pool size of 100 and replicate the connection to both servers, because there could be possibly a total of 200 connections opened simultaneously to this Siebel application. You should set the minimum pool size to 0.
In another example, consider a connection configured with a minimum pool size of 10 and a maximum pool size of 100. If you replicate this connection across a cluster with two Integration Servers, it is possible for the connection pool size on both servers to exceed the maximum number of Siebel application connections that can be open at one time.
For information about creating connections for the Siebel Adapter, see Siebel Adapter Connections.
For more general information about connection pools, see the webMethods Integration Server Administrator’s Guide for your release.