SQLSquirrel
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Can someone suggest and/or supply a quick and efficient generic solution to identifying the most recent access (date/time/logon id) on a SQLServer (7.0 and/or 2000) database? (excluding the id used by the SQLAgent)?
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Identifying last database access
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mrdenny
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- May 27, 2002
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If you monitor the database with SQL Profiler you can see who is accessing your database in real time. SQL Does not track historically who is logged into the database.
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