Fix Current_user being NULL after reset connection #2996
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Before this commit, if the current session had triggered a Tds Reset Connection then the current_user of the session would be set to NULL instead of the databases' default user. This was happening since we were resetting session_authorization which was initially copied from PG's Discard All function. This is not needed since we have fixed the Database Context being reset in an earlier commit, removing this redundant line of code will maintain the user being set after the "USE DB" execution for DbContextReset.
With this commit we also enable pooling=true for the dotnet framework.
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