On Unix I run 'netstat -a', count the number of SQLNet connections per remote host,
then
compare that with the number of connections per username in v$session. With that you
can
kinda deduce what hosts are connected to what username. Maybe there is a better way...
"Jesse, Rich" wrote:
>
> So, there I am, trying to find out what client a connection to an 8.1.7 DB
> on Solaris is coming from. Naturally, I "SELECT USERNAME, MACHINE, TERMINAL
> FROM V$SESSION;" Lo and behold, there is a generic login for the username,
> column MACHINE in all rows contains "jdbcclient" and TERMINAL contains
> "unknown". With SQLNet and Net8 these two columns are populated as one
> would expect. Also, the OSUSER column is generic, so I'm not able to use
> that info.
>
> Never having used JDBC (yet), is there a setting in the JDBC client to set
> these? More importantly, if there is, WHY would there be such a setting?
> And how am I supposed to track this down, aside from SHUTDOWN ABORT (ick)?
>
> TIA,
> Rich Jesse System/Database Administrator
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Quad/Tech International, Sussex, WI USA
>
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