How to keep the connection to oracle db open ?

Hi
I wrote a function that execute an oracle stored procedure , the function run for 400K times ,
right now i open connection on every time the function called .
the function called by another application ,
can i create a connection that will be open just one time ?
thank in advance ,
rami .

rami4tis wrote:
Hi
I wrote a function that execute an oracle stored procedure , the function run for 400K times , You call a db proc 400k times? You probably should look into not doing that.
right now i open connection on every time the function called .
the function called by another application ,
can i create a connection that will be open just one time ?
If not a pool than the class that does the 400k should have a Destroy/Close method that the caller would be responsible for calling when they are done.

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