Connection Pool is a software component that manages database connections for efficient resource utilization in industrial systems.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Idle Timeout | 600 seconds | |
| Max Pool Size | 50 connections | |
| Min Pool Size | 5 connections | |
| Validation Query | SELECT 1 | |
| Connection Timeout | 30 seconds | |
| Leak Detection Threshold | 300 seconds |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
A software component that manages a pool of database connections to optimize resource usage and performance.
A component within the Output Handler that manages and coordinates communication connections between system modules or external devices.
Software component within the Ingestion Engine that manages data source connections and communication protocols.
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Connection pooling is crucial in industrial systems because it ensures reliable and efficient database access for real-time monitoring, data logging, and control functions. It prevents connection bottlenecks that could disrupt production data flow and system responsiveness.
Connection pooling improves MES performance by reducing connection establishment overhead, allowing faster transaction processing for production orders, quality data recording, and equipment status updates, which is essential for maintaining production line efficiency.
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