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sp_who2

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sp_who2

sp_who2

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Is there an informix command that does the equivent of sp_who2(mssql) in informix???

tia

RE: sp_who2

you are not telling us a lot about your problem ...

what (the hell) is sp_who2 gonna do? what is it? i guess you are talking about some other db-system .. which one?

we need more input ... smile

RE: sp_who2

If I remember correctly, sp_who2, is just like sp_who from MS-SQL right?
Well, if so, issuing the < onstat -g ses > Informix command,
will get you the same info from sp_who2:

The system process ID.
The status of the process (e.g., RUNNABLE, SLEEPING).
Login name of the user.
Machine name of the user.
Name of database the process is using.
The command currently being executed (e.g., SELECT, INSERT)

Good luck!
IDS2000

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