3. Make sure problem applications are using connection-sharing or pooling, if appropriate. Many applications, particularly real-time or data-acquisition apps, open a connection to the database, use it and then close it. Opt for connection sharing instead.
4. If all else fails and your network utilization is high, consider upgrading your network infrastructure. If you have an upcoming project, such as an ERP buildout that will use a lot of network bandwidth, you may want to complete an upgrade before implementing the new app. And if you don't budget annually for network upgrades, have your application project team budget for one to support its project.
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