What happens when you call the Close method of a connection object? 1. The connection is destroyed.2. The connection is returned to the connection pool.3. The StateChangeevent is fired.4. All non - committed pending transactions are rolled back.

What happens when you call the Close method of a connection object? 1.

1.	What happens when you call the Close method of a connection object? 1. The connection is destroyed.2. The connection is returned to the connection pool.3. The StateChangeevent is fired.4. All non - committed pending transactions are rolled back.
A.	1, 2
B.	1,3
C.	2, 3, 4
D.	All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above

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What happens when you call the Close method of a connection object? 1. The connection is destroyed.2. The connection is returned to the connection pool.3. The StateChangeevent is fired.4. All non - committed pending transactions are rolled back.

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