You want to use named pipes if SQL is on the same box as IIS. If it is on another machine, then you want IP. Also, here for best
practices:
inetserver.dbweb
Thank you. I hope this information is helpful.
Tim Coffey [MSFT]
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| I have a problem with a VB.NET web application connection to an
| Informix database using ODBC.
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| Occasionally I get "out of memory" errors, I discovered enabling
| connection pooling seems to solve this error, hovever on one of the
| machines the problem reappeared after a day or so. The only diffrence
| is that the odbc driver is using named pipes instead of TCP.
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| Could this be related to the problem??
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