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the [` terminate ()` ](#terminate) method on the Pool object.
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The growth characteristics of a connection pool are determined by the
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- Pool attributes[` poolIncrement` ](#proppoolpoolincrement),
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+ Pool attributes [` poolIncrement` ](#proppoolpoolincrement),
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[` poolMax` ](#proppoolpoolmax), [` poolMin` ](#proppoolpoolmin) and
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[` poolTimeout` ](#proppoolpooltimeout). Note that when External
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Authentication is used, the pool behavior is different, see
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initially created.
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For pools created with external authentication, the number of
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- connections initially created is zero even if a non-zero value is
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- specified for the [` poolMin` ](#propdbpoolmin). However, once the
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- number of open connections exceeds ` poolMin` and connections are idle
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- for more than the [` poolTimeout` ](#propdbpooltimeout) seconds, then
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- the number of open connections does not fall below ` poolMin` .
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+ connections initially created is zero even if a larger value is
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+ specified for [` poolMin` ](#propdbpoolmin). The pool increment is
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+ always 1, regardless of the value of
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+ [` poolIncrement` ](#proppoolpoolincrement). Once the number
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+ of open connections exceeds ` poolMin` and connections are idle for
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+ more than the [` poolTimeout` ](#propdbpooltimeout) seconds, then the
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+ number of open connections does not fall below ` poolMin` .
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## <a name="sqlexecution"></a> 9. SQL Execution
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