>>>>Hi All,
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>>>>I developed a copy-protect method with some utitilies from UT and other VFP sources. It looks cpu, hdd serial etc...
>>>>I was use .dbf file and lock one record for each user when developing .dbf based applications for RDP users.
>>>>How can I control active user counts at SQL Server?
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>>>With sufficient permissions (VIEW SERVER STATE specifically), you can work with the sp_who stored procedure.. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174313.aspx
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>>>make sure you give your application a name in the connection string by the way - makes this much easier to filter!
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>>Thank you,
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>>That's excellent!.. How can I add my application name at connection string?
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>See http://blog.benhall.me.uk/2007/10/sql-connection-application-name.html
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>BTW, you can also check sp_who2 or sp_WhoIsActive stored procedure by Adam Machanic that provides more useful info.

Application name is "Microsoft Visual Foxpro" and I cannot change it with connection string. And there is another problem there are six rows seem just for one application. I just created one handle. Why?