Query in multithread in one connection

May be answer in docs - but I didn't find.
1) May I use a lot of queries in one connection ( only SELECT) in threads ? Or it impossible?
2) Is it faster?
3) What does a thread make during waiting for
result? Will it block all another threads ( include without queries) or it behaves like "sleep"?

Hi sai,
  Pls check out for condition type kp00 to kp04.I am not sure whcin ctype it is.It for calculating mixed pallet surcharge .Where a surcharge will be levid on the customer .If he doesnt order for the goods in full pallet.ie if pallet can hold 100 qty and if u order only 50 pcs.then u can get a surcharge from the customer.
  I think by going thro this conditions and making slight modificationss u can  meet u'r requirement.Details about these conditions are avbl in SAP library under special pricing conditions.
I am not confident whether its right.Guru's pls point out if i am wrong.
Regards,
K.Vivek

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