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Daniel James — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Bill Ennis wrote:
>
> Are onstat commands available for SE?
> If so use onstat -u
> > How do I find out who are currently logged on to Informix database
> > server? I am using SE 7.x.
No, they're not available in SE.
But, for System V flavors of Unix:
$ ps -ef | grep sqlexec | sed "/grep/d;s/ ..*//" | sort -u
For BSD types try something like:
% ps -aux | grep sqlexec | sed "/grep/d;s/ ..*//" | sort -u
If you're running NT (is SE even available for NT?) then upgrade to
Unix. Actually, you may have some sort of a silly GUI tool that gives
you process information, and if you have a tool like Perl installed, you
could probably filter it similar to above.
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