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Heather
Hello,
Is there a way when a DB is in use to see who is in it? I am using MS 2003.
Thank you
Is there a way when a DB is in use to see who is in it? I am using MS 2003.
Thank you
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Dirk Goldgar
Heather said:Hello,
Is there a way when a DB is in use to see who is in it? I am using MS
2003.
This web page shows several ways to do it:
http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0034.htm
A
aaron.kempf
SQL Server profiler has this functionality built in.
or-- you can just run SP_WHO to see who has a SQL Server database
open.
it's amazing to me that you guys think that Jet is useful.
It's not because it doesn't have 1/4 of the functionality of SQL
Server.
Jet is HARDER to use and MORE EXPENSIVE TO IMPLEMENT.
or-- you can just run SP_WHO to see who has a SQL Server database
open.
it's amazing to me that you guys think that Jet is useful.
It's not because it doesn't have 1/4 of the functionality of SQL
Server.
Jet is HARDER to use and MORE EXPENSIVE TO IMPLEMENT.
T
Tony Toews [MVP]
Heather said:Is there a way when a DB is in use to see who is in it? I am using MS 2003.
Please ignore Aaron's posting as Aaron's answer to just about every
question is SQL Server and ADPs. No matter how appropriate his
response.
Tony
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