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If you before created connections directly to data sources, you will now use a <EMPHASIS>connections pool</EMPHASIS> and will be necessary to <LINK>create the data source</LINK> because you create connection using the data source identifier.
You have two ways to do this, one of them is creating them using some <LINK>utility of GNOME-DB</LINK> or using <LINK>API functions</LINK>. Remember the little <LINK>bug</LINK>.
There is no problem about calling several times to this function because if you save an existing data source, it is replaced, so it could be advisable[4] to save the data source each time you want to create the connection.
[4] But you must think of security if you distribute the source code because people would see the passwords of your databases.
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