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Is there a way in 2005 to tell what user is logged into what database on the SQL Server? thanks, Scott |
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Is there a way in 2005 to tell what user is logged into what database on the SQL Server? thanks, Scott |
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 16:25:41 -0000, RogueIT Scott.T.Holl... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Is there a way in 2005 to tell what user is logged into what database on the SQL Server? thanks, Scott One way: EXEC sp_who Be aware that users are not really logged in to a database. Each user who is logged in to the server is associated with a default database, and anything they execute that does not have an explicit database qualifier references that database. But there is nothing that says a user defaulting to database Foo could not querying database Bar, or any other database on the system. Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT |
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