Local Connection Log....Want Global Connection Log
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Hi David,
As RDM is now, there is a (see attached "Connection_Log.JPG" and "Connection_Log_window.JPG") "View Local Connection Log..." and this is a great feature to have.
But what would be really practical from our point of view, would be to have something like "View Global Connection Log...". This information would of course be saved in a central location(SQL, shared Access db ect.) and could not be edited by anyone except you manually edited the SQL/Access db!
The "View Global Connection Log..." would log the time and connections made of course. But also which logged in user/computer initiated the session. Just like one sees when editing a session and it's logged.
If it is possible, the time the session is in use would be a great add-on to the "View Global Connection Log..." too ;)
This would be a much more professional way to see who(and from what computer) is initiating what sessions, at what times and for how long the session lasted.
Thank you.
//UggaBugga
//Brandur
Connection_Log.JPG
Connection_Log_window.JPG
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Hi,
This feature already exists, it's available only with the SQL Serve data source but for now it's per session. It's in the context menu View->Connection Log
David Hervieux
Hi again,
We are running on a SQL 2005 and I can't seem to find it(only "View Local Connection Log")!
Would like to point out what I mentioned earlier(regarding improvements to the connection log function):
"The "View Global Connection Log..." would log the time and connections made of course. But also which logged in user/computer initiated the session. Just like one sees when editing a session and it's logged.
If it is possible, the time the session is in use would be a great add-on to the "View Global Connection Log..." too"
Thank you for your time.
//Brandur
Hi,
Here is a screenshot, it's not in the menu Connection Log, it's Log.
I hope this help.
David Hervieux
Log.png