theres a lot of talk on the net, do you have to dispose a sqlconnection in each procedure? this is not that debate.
my question is: what effect does closing/disposing a sql connection have on the amount of sleeping SPIDs when
you execute sp_who2 on sqlserver?
e.g. if i have a sqlconnection.close command execute, will that SPID with status sleeping, remove itself from sp_who2 list?
or will it only happen when sqlconnection.dispose is called?
is there a relationship between the items listed in sp_who2 with status = sleeping, and the sqlconnection.close() / sqlconnection.dispose() being called in code?
my question is: what effect does closing/disposing a sql connection have on the amount of sleeping SPIDs when
you execute sp_who2 on sqlserver?
e.g. if i have a sqlconnection.close command execute, will that SPID with status sleeping, remove itself from sp_who2 list?
or will it only happen when sqlconnection.dispose is called?
is there a relationship between the items listed in sp_who2 with status = sleeping, and the sqlconnection.close() / sqlconnection.dispose() being called in code?