Connection pooling in ADO.NET helps in ___________ database connections for better performance.
- Limiting
- Managing
- Reducing
- Sharing
Connection pooling in ADO.NET involves reducing the number of times connections need to be opened and closed by reusing existing connections, which ultimately improves performance by reducing overhead.
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