Once you create an Oracle Client Interface (OCI) pooling, the pool exists in the machine and does not depend on the current process. Therefore, if you create an OCI pooling in one application (for example a homogeneous session pooling with the DBPARM CSMin=10), and another application tries to create an OCI pooling with similar parameters on the same machine, but with CSMin=50 to increase the minimum allowable connections, the second pooling attempt causes a conflict and the pooling creation fails. [CR 497649]
