Hi Jon,

When you enable Connection Pooling, the connection is managed by the connection pool. "Disconnect" only ends the current transaction and releases the connection back to the connection pool.
With the long connection solution, PowerServer will create a separate connection pool for each session and only disconnects the connection when user exits the application.
Without long connection solution, PowerServer will create separate connection pools according to different connection strings. In PowerServer, the data source parameter is basically fixed, only DB user may be different, and clients using the same DB user share the same connection pool. To improve performance, application exit does not immediately disconnect the connection.

Regards,
Kai

Hi Jon;

   Do you have "Connection Pooling" turned ON?

Regards ... Chris