Below are a few commands I though about using:
sp_monitor
select @@connections
But wanted to make sure there wasn't a better way.
Our goal is to confirm that we are not running out of
connections during a certain point and timeframe.
Thanx,
Susan
HTH,
Rob V.
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or
sp_monitorconfig 'number of user connections'
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