Re: Indexing of Connections

AK wrote:
I am trying to keep track of my open and closed connections. For
example, if a FileCopy is trying to execute, sometimes I get
connection open error and I need to know what connection (s) it is
(like on some other form that I had previously called) that is
causing the problem.
This cause me to ask if connections made to a DB are indexed or
numbered, and can I get to that "property"? If so, how is that done?

It depends on the database. For example, with SQL Server, one can use the
sp_who2 systmen stored procedure to vies connection info.

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