Can i use single database connection in a hole java application?

can i use single database connection in a hole java application?.I have so many forms to use database connection.

Theoretically you can. Not only theoretically. I've seen lots of application which only uses one database connection (they were using, oracle or mysql)
The first reply given here assumed that the answer to
your question depends only on the design of your
application. That is not true.Yes it's true. Nothing in the original questions says that you aren't allowed to open or close the single connection that you have. It's looks more like the OP is interested in sharing a connection (i.e having a singleton or a connection pool with only one connection)
It does also depend on the behaviour of the database
in the background.
Most databases have a time out for connections that
are idle Not a problem. Most implementations of connection pools and applications which keeps a connection open have a timer which calls e.g. select * from dual (if you are using oracle) when the connection has been idle for X minutes.
(some, like db2 on z/OS, even cancel
connections, that are not idle, if they are open a
certain amount of time or have reached a given limit
of cpu seconds.)You would also have that problem if you had a connection pool with several connections.
In essence: If you have no control over the time
your application runs (and therefore your connection
is open) or over type or the configuration of the
database you are accessing, you can't do it.See above.
The closest thing to what you want would be using
PooledConnections, iif those are supported for the
database you want to access.Not true.
Kaj

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