What does maximum number of concurrent logged in mean?
There is a question over the precise meaning of “maximum number of concurrent logged in distinct users”. If this means that each user might have multiple concurrent sessions, and you only want to count one per user, then we need a first step to flatten the session data into packed intervals.
How can I get the peak concurrent session?
Here’s another way to do it that will give you concurrent users based on the time of logon/logoff (if logged on for at least a minute): SQL> audit session; Audit succeeded. wait for a week SQL> define week_start=2003-03-09 SQL> SQL> create table week_minutes (clock date primary key) 2 organization index 3 / Table created.
How to calculate Max users in SQL Server?
I am looking out for a query providing month and year and show 4 (or 5) weeks of the selected month, and for each week it should show the maximum number of concurrently logged in users during this week. Max users should be calculated based on the SQL server table usersession.
How to find the number of concurrent users?
If you now go through all records (as a) and check how many other users (b) where logged in at the time and then order the list (desc) the first result is the maximum number of concurrent users.
When does the concurrent user limit automatically reset?
If you are unable to contact us, your concurrent user limit will automatically reset after 30 minutes. When you are finished using thePoint, be sure to select the Logout button instead of simply closing the browser. Failing to do so will sometimes cause the system to cache your login – in turn causing the concurrent user message.
How to calculate the number of concurrent sessions?
The following standard solution was reported in Calculating Concurrent Sessions, Part 3 by Itzik as being due to Ben Flanaghan, Arnold Fribble, and R. Barry Young. The input to this stage would be the output of the Packing Intervals stage (if required).