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Sun, Oct 31 2010 8:04 AM | Permanent Link |
Hershcu Sorin | Hello
How can I know how many sessions are open? On local and remote version? Thanks Sorin |
Sun, Oct 31 2010 10:57 AM | Permanent Link |
Jan Ferguson Data Software Solutions, Inc. Team Elevate | Sorin,
Remotely you can do one of several things: 1. You can open the server GUI and at the bottom of the window is a "Connected" field which will indicate how many sessions are open and connected. 2. You can open the EDBManager and click on a remote session. Then in the menu options click on the "Manage Server Sessions" and it will show you how many server sessions are open (the number of rows will show at the bottom of the tab, or you can count the number on top). 3. You can use the GetServerConnectedSessionCount method of the TEDBEngine component. It will return an integer value. Note however that this method is only valid when the engine is running as an ElevateDB Server and the EngineType is set to etServer. When you state "Locally" I assume you are speaking of file-sharing as opposed to a single user. I am not aware of any easy way to accomplish this. The only way I am aware of to count the number of local sessions would be to "View Logged Events" in the EDBManager. However you would have to count the number of logins versus logouts to come to a value. Personally, if I have two or more people using a database at the same time, I would rather use a remote server (client/server) configuration rather than a file sharing configuration. But that's just me. Hope this helps. -- Jan Ferguson [Team Elevate] Sorin H wrote: > How can I know how many sessions are open? > On local and remote version? |
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