Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
.NET Open Clients

Modifying the properties of an instantiated
Connection object

If you change the value of a property in a Connection object after it has been instantiated, the Connection object might not recognize the change, depending on the session model as described in Table 5–9.

Table 5–9: Relationship between Connection object properties and session model   

If this Connection object property is updated . . .	Then the update is. . .
	Session-managed	Session-free
PROGRESS.Session.ConnectionLifetime	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.IdleConnectionTimeout	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.InitialConnections	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.MaxConnections	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.MinConnections	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.NoHostVerify	Ignored.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.NsClientMaxPort	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.NsClientMinPort	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.NsClientPicklistExpiration	Not applicable.	Recognized once pick list is refreshed.
PROGRESS.Session.NsClientPicklistSize	Not applicable.	Recognized when pick list is refreshed.
PROGRESS.Session.NsClientPortRetry	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.NsClientPortRetryInterval	Not applicable.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.ProxyHost	Ignored.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.ProxyPassword	Ignored.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.ProxyPort	Ignored.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.ProxyUserId	Ignored.	Ignored.
PROGRESS.Session.RequestWaitTimeout	Not applicable.	Recognized for new requests.
PROGRESS.Session.WaitIfBusy	Recognized.	Recognized for new requests.