IBX.MtsPool Sample

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This sample shows the use of object pooling. The application measures the amount of time needed to open and close a database connection a number of times. The "MTS Pooling checkbox" enables and disables the database objects pooling. There is a difference in elapsed time when running the test with and without MTS Pooling enabled.

This sample requires InterBase to be installed on the machine or to connect to a remote server. Make sure that the server is running before you run the example.

Location

You can find the MtsPool project at:

  • Start | Programs | Embarcadero RAD Studio Alexandria | Samples and then navigate to either:
    • Object Pascal\DataBase\IBX\MtsPool
    • CPP\Database\IBX\mstPool
  • Subversion Repository:
    • You can find Delphi and C++ code samples in GitHub Repositories. Search by name into the samples repositories according to your RAD Studio version.

Description

This sample shows the elapsed time for a defined number of consecutive connections to a database. Enabling the MTS Pooling sets the "MTS POOLING" Registry key to TRUE in [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Borland\Database Engine\Settings\SYSTEM\INIT].

How to Use the Sample

  1. Navigate to the location given above and open:
    • Delphi: mtspool.dproj
    • C++: mstpool.cbproj
  2. Press F9 or choose Run > Run.
  3. Edit Open/Close Count with the number of connections you want to test.
  4. Select MTS Pooling to activate the setting.
  5. Click Test Pooling to start and stop the timer in order to calculate the elapsed time.

Files

File in Delphi File in C++ Contains

mtspool.dproj

mstpool.cbproj

The project itself.

Pooling.pas/dfm

Pooling.cpp/dfm

The main form and the code to turn on the MTS Pooling setting.

mtspool_Icon.ico

The favicon of the application.

Readme.html

Basic information about this sample.

Implementation

This sample implements a method to turn on the MTS Pooling setting when selecting the MTS Pooling option.

It uses TIBDatabase to specify the database. In this case: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\22.0\Samples\Data\EMPLOYEE.GDB. The location to the database is specified in the DatabaseName property.

It uses TIBQuery to define the SQL Query. Right-clicking on the visual component and click Edit SQL to open the CommandText Editor where the SQL sentence is defined.

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