I noticed working on VB.NET/PostgreSQL fast with ODBC as compared to NPGSQL.
Why?
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Hi.
I do not understand it for the reasons why Npgsql has the connection pool.
The difference might certainly extend depending on how to unite the application.
Perhaps, I think that you have information and the numerical value of the
environment. Someone's answer might be able to be obtained by presenting it.
Regards,
Hiroshi Saito
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