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For each 2-tier session Axapta starts at least three (3) connections against
the database:
• Session used primarily for sequence-number generation and other
system management tasks. This connection is referred to as the
system connection. Reason for this session is to avoid update of
“SystemSequences” to be part of a current active transaction,
which would make it sequence-number generation a bottleneck in
the system.
• Application connection, which generally is used for running the
business logic of the application.
• Read-only connection, which is similar to the application
connection, but no data manipulation operations are executed on
this type of connections. Clients browsing data in Forms will
typically use a read-only connection.
• Optional user connections. The X++ language provides a number
of ways to have “user defined” connections, which is accomplished
by instantiating classes of type Connection, UserConnection, or
OdbcConnection (refer to the “Axapta Developer’s Guide” for
details).
(c) Databases advanced
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