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@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ Norm offers a simple thread-safe connection pool implementation. It can be used
 **Important** Connection pooling requires `--mm:orc`.
 
 To use connection pool:
-1. create a [`Pool`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#Pool) instance by calling [`newPool`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#newPool,Positive)
-2. wrap your DB calls in a [`withDb`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#withDb.t,Pool,untyped)
+1. create a [`Pool`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#Pool) instance by calling [`newPool`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#newPool,Positive)
+2. wrap your DB calls in a [`withDb`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#withDb.t,Pool,untyped)
 
-`newPool` creates a pool of a given size with connections of type `DbConn` (either from [`sqlite`](/apidocs/norm/sqlite.html) or [`postgres`](/apidocs/norm/postgres.html)). The params for the connections are taken from the environment, similar to how `withDb` works (see [Configuration from Environment](/config.html)).
+`newPool` creates a pool of a given size with connections of type `DbConn` (either from [`sqlite`](/norm/apidocs/norm/sqlite.html) or [`postgres`](/norm/apidocs/norm/postgres.html)). The params for the connections are taken from the environment, similar to how `withDb` works (see [Configuration from Environment](/config.html)).
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 If the app requests more connections from the pool than it can give, we say the pool is exhausted.
 
 There are two ways a pool can react to that:
-1. raise a [`PoolExhaustedError`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#PoolExhaustedError); this is the default policy
+1. raise a [`PoolExhaustedError`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#PoolExhaustedError); this is the default policy
 2. open an additional connection and extend the pool size
 
 The policy is set during the pool creation by setting `poolExhaustedPolicy` param to either `pepRaise` or `pepExtend`.
 
-To reset the pool back to its default size after it has been extended, call [`reset`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#reset,Pool) proc on it.
+To reset the pool back to its default size after it has been extended, call [`reset`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#reset,Pool) proc on it.
 
 
 ## Manual Pool Manipulation
 
-You can borrow connections from the pool manually by calling [`pop`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#add%2CPool%2CT) proc.
+You can borrow connections from the pool manually by calling [`pop`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#add%2CPool%2CT) proc.
 
-**Important** If you choose to get connections from the pool manually, you must care about putting the borrowed connections back byb calling [`add`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#add,Pool,T).
+**Important** If you choose to get connections from the pool manually, you must care about putting the borrowed connections back byb calling [`add`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#add,Pool,T).
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 ## Closing the Pool
 
-When you no longer need the pool, for example, when your app exits or crashes, to avoid leaving hanging connections, close the pool by calling [`close`](/apidocs/norm/pool.html#close,Pool). This proc closes all connections in the pool and sets its size to 0.
+When you no longer need the pool, for example, when your app exits or crashes, to avoid leaving hanging connections, close the pool by calling [`close`](/norm/apidocs/norm/pool.html#close,Pool). This proc closes all connections in the pool and sets its size to 0.
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