sessions to database question
I have the need to run through the list of sessions and kill any that are connected to a specific database. I tried the IIUG site and couldn't find a script. It doesn't look like it comes from syssessions & sysdatabases. Can someone tell me what table & columns I need to join together to dump this information out? Thanks in advance, John Moore
The easiest way to do this is from command line:
for i in `onstat -g sql | grep <db-name> | awk '{print $1}'`^J do^J onmode -z
"$i"^J done^J`^J'
--- On Tue, 1/20/09, John Moore <johnmoore@pdsi-software.com> wrote:
From: John Moore <johnmoore@pdsi-software.com>
Subject: sessions to database question [14589]
To: ids@iiug.org
Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2009, 3:48 PM
I have the need to run through the list of sessions and kill any that
are connected to a specific database. I tried the IIUG site and
couldn't find a script. It doesn't look like it comes from syssessions
& sysdatabases. Can someone tell me what table & columns I need to join
together to dump this information out?
Thanks in advance,
John Moore
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select * from sysopendb where odb_sessionid = <session id>;
You can map the session id to pid by joining to syssessions or the table
that view is built on: sysscblst which also has the application name and
other information.
Art
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 6:48 PM, John Moore <johnmoore@pdsi-software.com>wrote:
> I have the need to run through the list of sessions and kill any that
> are connected to a specific database. I tried the IIUG site and
> couldn't find a script. It doesn't look like it comes from syssessions
> & sysdatabases. Can someone tell me what table & columns I need to join
> together to dump this information out?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> John Moore
>
>
>
>
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John,
Many years ago I had the same problem and the first sysmaster script I wrote
was to do this - Regards - Lester
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database sysmaster;
select
sysdatabases.name database,
syssessions.username,
syssessions.hostname,
syslocks.owner sid
from syslocks, sysdatabases , outer syssessions
where syslocks.rowidlk = sysdatabases.rowid
and syslocks.tabname = "sysdatabases"
and syslocks.owner = syssessions.sid
order by 1;
John Moore wrote:
> I have the need to run through the list of sessions and kill any that
> are connected to a specific database. I tried the IIUG site and
> couldn't find a script. It doesn't look like it comes from syssessions
> & sysdatabases. Can someone tell me what table & columns I need to join
> together to dump this information out?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> John Moore
>
>
>
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>
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>
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