Entity Framework & Connection Pooling

Did you know that Entity Framework uses connection pooling based on the connection string hash? 🔑

Every time you open a connection, ADO.NET generates a unique hash. If another request uses the same connection string, EF reuses the existing connection, boosting performance and saving resources! 🚀

✨ **Tip:** If you have multiple applications connecting to the same database, consider adding an application name to your connection string. This prevents them from reusing connection pools, ensuring optimal performance for each app.

Keep your database interactions efficient and your apps running smoothly!

Stay tuned for more fun .NET facts! 💻✨

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