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Current Activity table blank...
We are running 6.5. SQL. When I look at the "Current Activity" from EM for a given server it shows up blank yet I know for a fact that this is not so! Recently we expanded our database/tempdb size.
Thnak You
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Current Activity table blank... (reply)
Try select * from master..sysprocesses
or sp_who
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RPowid at 8/2/01 7:17:20 AM
We are running 6.5. SQL. When I look at the "Current Activity" from EM for a given server it shows up blank yet I know for a fact that this is not so! Recently we expanded our database/tempdb size.
Thnak You
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Current Activity table blank... (reply)
Mark,
Thanks - works great! Now, how do I disconnect a user without having the Current Activity window???????
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Mark at 8/2/01 4:11:57 PM
Try select * from master..sysprocesses
or sp_who
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RPowid at 8/2/01 7:17:20 AM
We are running 6.5. SQL. When I look at the "Current Activity" from EM for a given server it shows up blank yet I know for a fact that this is not so! Recently we expanded our database/tempdb size.
Thnak You
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Current Activity table blank... (reply)
The "current activity Windows" exists since SQL 7
However you use 6.5
When you want to disconnect a user, it's important to know what he/she is doing. If an update/insert/delete is running for him/her, you could imagine that is important to avoid a brute kill process.
So, my question could be : why do you want to disconnect the user.
Then according to your answer, we could try to notice the least bad solution.
Regards
Patrick
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RPowid at 8/3/01 7:31:37 AM
Mark,
Thanks - works great! Now, how do I disconnect a user without having the Current Activity window???????
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Mark at 8/2/01 4:11:57 PM
Try select * from master..sysprocesses
or sp_who
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RPowid at 8/2/01 7:17:20 AM
We are running 6.5. SQL. When I look at the "Current Activity" from EM for a given server it shows up blank yet I know for a fact that this is not so! Recently we expanded our database/tempdb size.
Thnak You
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