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Hi I would like to know about connections of sa, where SQL store the
number of connections

Dec 26 '06 #1
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Marcelo (Ma**************@gmail.com) writes:
Hi I would like to know about connections of sa, where SQL store the
number of connections
The number of connections of sa? I'm not sure that I understand the
question.

Current conections are, as far as I know, not stored anywhere else than
in main memory. If SQL Server dies, then the connections are broken, and
all information about them are lost.

If this was not what you were asking for, maybe you could clarify?

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