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SAP SQL Anywhere 17.0.10

In SQL Central, if you select a database in the left part of the window, in the right part of the window in the "Connections" tab you can see the active users who are currently connected in the database.

Question: Can I get a list of these users using system procedures or views ?

asked 28 Oct '19, 05:00

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Yes, sa_conn_info() and (with limited information) sa_conn_list().

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answered 28 Oct '19, 05:33

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To add: Starting with v16, you need at least one of the SERVER OPERATOR, MONITOR, or DROP CONNECTION system privileges to get the status of different connections. Without one of those, a connection can only check its own connection status.

(28 Oct '19, 10:15) Volker Barth
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