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monitoring processes from web users
Being that I'm fairly new to SQL...is there a way to monitor the users that are accessing my database via internet?
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If I go to 'Current Activity'...I will get no info on web users.
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I'm not certain that you're running MS SQL Server, but if you are, then run sp_who from query analyzer to determine the list of connections. To find out the exact SQL statement that a specific connection is running, note down the value of the spid column for that row and then run:
dbcc inputbuffer(nnn)
where nnn is the spid for the connection that you're examining.
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