find duplicate loginame

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find duplicate loginame

Mad-Dog

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November 24, 2015 at 7:02 am

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Hi,
how i can find duplicate loginame in sys.sysprocesses where i can have multiple loginame from one host but not the same loginame from second host?
THX

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Jack Corbett SSC Guru Points: 184394 More actions · Answer 1

You shouldn't be using sys.sysprocesses anymore. You should be using the new DMO's sys.dm_exec_sessions and/or sys.dm_exec_connections depending on what you are looking at. I'm not sure what you are actually needing to accomplish with this. A query to find out if someone has an existing connection from another host would be something like this:

SELECT

*

FROM

sys.dm_exec_sessions AS DES

WHERE

DES.host_name <> HOST_NAME() AND

DES.login_name = SYSTEM_USER;

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Mad-Dog SSCertifiable Points: 6117 More actions · Answer 2

ok..

this is not what i'm looking for.

i need to see if a user is connected from 2 different hostname.

Luis Cazares SSC Guru Points: 183706 More actions · Answer 3

Something like this?

SELECT login_name

FROM sys.dm_exec_sessions AS DES

GROUP BY DES.login_name

HAVING COUNT( DISTINCT DES.host_name ) > 1

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Jack Corbett SSC Guru Points: 184394 More actions · Answer 4

Mad-Dog (11/24/2015)
ok..
this is not what i'm looking for.
i need to see if a user is connected from 2 different hostname.

So

SELECT

DES.login_name,

COUNT(DISTINCT DES.host_name) as login_hosts

FROM

sys.dm_exec_sessions AS DES

GROUP BY

DES.login_name

ORDER BY

login_hosts DESC

OR

DECLARE @login_name SYSNAME = {user name}

SELECT

DES.login_name,

COUNT(DISTINCT DES.host_name) as login_hosts

FROM

sys.dm_exec_sessions AS DES

WHERE

DES.login_name = @login_name

GROUP BY

DES.login_name

ORDER BY

login_hosts DESC

or what Luis posted while I was typing my reply.

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