Finding user connections in SQL server

  • Hi,

    I want to monitor user connections, how many applications are connecting to the database, CPU and memory usage for a certain period of time. Is there any SQL server 2008 monitoring tool which can be used to get this informations and history for the certain time. Is there any window tools that can be user for this purpose. I used sql profiler, system activity monitor but not getting the counter user connection to any database at a time.

    Please help me if anybody is aware of this.

    Regards,

    Sumanta

    Ryan
    //All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them//

  • you will need third party tool for that idera, quest, ......

  • you can do trace output directly to table and query the trace data using group by


    Best Regards,

    Vijay Mishra

  • Hi

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  • I believe everything you need can be logged via counters in perfmon.

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  • hi

    use the below procedures to know how many user are connected to ur database

    sp_who2

    sp_who

    cheers 🙂

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