Syntax
EXECUTE show_sessions
Arguments
SHOW_SESSIONS has no arguments.
Return value
SHOW_SESSIONS returns a collection. Each query result object in the collection represents one currently active or inactive repository session. The properties of the objects contain information about the sessions. The properties returned by SHOW_SESSIONS are the same as those for LIST_SESSIONS.
SHOW_SESSIONS returns information about currently active sessions and historical (timed out) sessions. The information for each session is identical to the information returned by LIST_SESSIONS. The maximum number of historical sessions returned by SHOW_SESSIONS is determined by the parameter history_sessions in the server’s startup file (the server.ini file). There is also a startup parameter, called history_cutoff, to define a cutoff time for the history sessions. For example, if history_cutoff is set to 15 minutes, then SHOW_SESSIONS will not return any historical sessions older than 15 minutes.
For a description of the server.ini file and the parameters you can set in it, refer to the Content Server Administration Guide.
Note: You can use SHOW_SESSIONS to obtain the process ID if you need to shutdown or kill a session or server
EXECUTE show_sessions
Arguments
SHOW_SESSIONS has no arguments.
Return value
SHOW_SESSIONS returns a collection. Each query result object in the collection represents one currently active or inactive repository session. The properties of the objects contain information about the sessions. The properties returned by SHOW_SESSIONS are the same as those for LIST_SESSIONS.
SHOW_SESSIONS returns information about currently active sessions and historical (timed out) sessions. The information for each session is identical to the information returned by LIST_SESSIONS. The maximum number of historical sessions returned by SHOW_SESSIONS is determined by the parameter history_sessions in the server’s startup file (the server.ini file). There is also a startup parameter, called history_cutoff, to define a cutoff time for the history sessions. For example, if history_cutoff is set to 15 minutes, then SHOW_SESSIONS will not return any historical sessions older than 15 minutes.
For a description of the server.ini file and the parameters you can set in it, refer to the Content Server Administration Guide.
Note: You can use SHOW_SESSIONS to obtain the process ID if you need to shutdown or kill a session or server
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