text: Content Manager OnDemand maintains a pool of connections to the archive. When an 
  archive store or retrieve request is received, an available connection from the pool is selected 
  to perform the request. This connection allows both faster access to the archive (by 
  eliminating the start process each time a connection is requested) and for the parallel 
  execution of the store or retrieve operations. 
  
  On IBM i, when you access the ASM archives, connection pooling is not required for store 
  requests. When a store request is made, ASM opens a connection and keeps it open until the 
  data store request is complete. In addition, ASM allows the aggregation of objects, sending 
  fewer objects to storage media than otherwise are sent without aggregation. 
  
  On Multiplatforms and z/OS, you can aggregate documents that are loaded from Content 
  Manager OnDemand Web Enablement Kit (ODWEK) before you store them in the archive. 
  The document is stored to cache where it is appended to the storage object until the object 
  reaches 10 MB (defined storage object size), at which point it is migrated to a storage 
  manager, such as Tivoli Storage Manager. For more information about this topic, see the 
  following website: 
  
  http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21587507 