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How can i list ALL open connections

is there any ASP script that will display a list of all open connections on
a shared host

im trying to determine if my previous problem with "system resource
exceeded" can be resolved by brute force?

Mark
www.iosilver.co.uk
Jul 22 '05 #1
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mark | r wrote:
is there any ASP script that will display a list of all open
connections on a shared host

im trying to determine if my previous problem with "system resource
exceeded" can be resolved by brute force?


None that I am aware of, especially since you are using Access. There are
tools to read the ldb file to see who is working in your database, but,
since all accesses from IIS will be via IUSR, this will be less than
helpful. The ldb only contains users, not connections. Remember, Access is a
file-based database, so the tools available are limited.

If you were using SQL Server, you could use sp_who or sp_who2 to create a
list of all open connections, identified by SPIDs

Bob Barrows
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