Hi

my application use EDB with one configuration , one session

and 6 database ( dir. )

when i make important function i must to know if there are any users
connected.


1) How i know which users are connect at my Session / config ?

not the current single database but in all DB connect at my session.

and

2) can i to know the list of files opened in all databases ?


tnx very much.

Mauro


Is this fileserver or c/s, and how do you log users onto the database?

Roy Lambert

> Is this fileserver or c/s, and how do you log users onto the database?

i'm using a simple file server.  ( NO C/S )


for now..... i use only one USER , but i don't know if this is correct...

i'm converting application , now...

Mauro


You're going to have to do most of the management yourself. The problem with fileserver is that there is no centralised point to obtain all the information.

Part of your problem will be that not only do you need to check to see who/how many are logged on and what tables are open but once you've got people off you have to keep them off until you've finished your operation.

I have not yet come up with what I consider a good scheme to handle this. I've been pestering Tim for some extra features mainly "Option to exclude specific sessions from the ElevadeDB Server license count"

This is on the roadmap, but not scheduled

Ability to lock databases exclusively and have all database DDL operations buffered until database is closed

so start shouting for it

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Mauro,

<< 1) How i know which users are connect at my Session / config ?

not the current single database but in all DB connect at my session.

and

2) can i to know the list of files opened in all databases ? >>

Unfortunately, this information is only available when using the ElevateDB
Server.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

>> I've been pestering Tim for some extra features mainly "Option to exclude
>> specific sessions from the ElevadeDB Server license count"


This is very important feature for me, too. ^^

Mauro,

<< This is very important feature for me, too. ^^ >>

This is tentatively scheduled for 2.03.  It got pushed back a little due to
the delays for 2.02, and the primary push for 2.02 is the Free Pascal
support, Delphi 2009 support, script debugger, and cached updates.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com